I've noticed the market (S&P 500 Index) changes a lot overnight with large gaps up or down at the beginning of the day. Is there any significance to this? Is there any way to improve my returns by taking this into account?
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This article says that most of the bull run for the last couple years (before the crash) occurred overnight. Holding your positions overnight would have resulted in a larger returns than if you sold at the end of each trading day. |
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There are fewer traders after the market closes, so there is a bigger difference between the price people want to buy and sell a stock for. |
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