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I would allow GTC LIMIT orders to go into After Hours trading.
Don’t agree. There are excellent moves, some like clockwork, in the SPX500 and NAS100 overnight. They begin and end around key times: 1800, 2000, 2300, 0200, 0600, and 0830 when the Asian and European and US markets open and close. There’s plenty of liquidity for a 5 lot trader and you can make 100% of your $500 per lot day trade margin by trading through the night. Just wanted to share. Hope you make money every night. Thanks, John