You're not invited to the market after, sorry anon

>>62717508

Notice the word "world" in there anon?

It's not after hours everywhere

>>62717508
Don't worry about it

>>62717508
>what the hell goes on in after-hours
Low liquidity rugpulls, thin order books where machine gods reign supreme, raping defenseless humans who can only sit and watch in confusion as their shorts/longs blown out. With a side of ''one market maker now controls everything'', causing the price to teleport up or down at their behest

>>62717534
And for dessert: bid ask spreads wider than Top G's blown out anus, preventing you from selling or buying at normal prices

>>62717524
that does make me wonder how that affects record keeping
a financial instrument spanning multiple markets with different start and stop times; how does that all plug together

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>>62717508
You should read this.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2201.00223
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2201.00223

>>62717539
>how does that all plug together
Quoth the bobo: 'Check the volume'.
Sane people steer clear of the ponzi markets when mr. burgerman is not at his trading desk. You thought us nonburgers are making massive positions before 15:30 pm CET for example? Few retards are insane enough to try. We call them Koreans.

>>62717522
its always been funny how people are just ok with pre/post market trading

dem algos

Talmudic rituals

>>62717508
did no one even look at the lines in chart the OP posted?

>>62717738
I did, but I didn't become any younger so I assumed its a glitcherino