/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17409684
>who gets matched first to the good price before it skyrockets?
It matches just like any other time. If you buy market then whoever has the lowest offer takes it. You sell market, whoever is on the order book with the highest bid. It works just like during market hours only difference is liquidity sucks and spreads are wider
>>17409703
It sucks ass but I like the saying in pic related which pretty much sums up my position on market timing. You don't have to pick tops or bottoms or anywhere near just find a good spot in the middle where you buy underneath your subsequent sell. You can always try to work your trade too. If you believe in the support/resistance hoodoo then next time you see the price hit some support buy a little and then sell a little on the previous support. If it dives down again buy it back then sell the next bounce. Wash rinse repeat until your average price gets better. If we get a good crash there'll be plenty of opportunity to play that game since volatility gets nuts in a bearish scenario