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gamma squeeze

Gamma Squeeze: How They Can Drastically Affect Stock Prices

  Wall Street traders are witnessing one of the craziest battles in years as GameStop (NYSE: GME) and other heavily shorted stocks continue to experience breathtaking volatility due to a “David and Goliath” war between hedge funds and a growing community of day traders on social media website Reddit. Shares of GameStop have skyrocketed to unbelievable levels […]

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Webull Desktop Review: How It Compares

  Brief Overview Webull recently performed a major overhaul on its desktop software. In this Webull desktop review we take an in-depth look at how it performs and how it matches up against their competitors. Called Webull 4.0, the new program is capable of delivering a high-level trading experience. The broker has continued to make […]

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Market-On-Open Order: Should You Use Them?

  A market-on-open order is used to participate in the opening auction of an exchange. Because the MOO order is a market order, it guarantees execution, but not price. Interactive Brokers defines the market-on-open order as: “A Market-on-Open (MOO) order combines a market order with the OPG time in force to create an order that […]

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Contingent orders

Contingent Orders: How They Work

  Contingent orders require an event to occur to trigger their execution. They’re contingent on something happening. If that something doesn’t happen, the order is never executed and remains resting with your broker. These might also be referred to as “conditional orders.”  Here’s how Nasdaq defines a contingent order: “An order which can be executed […]

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