A comprehensive look at the 'At The Opening' type of trading order, its mechanics, benefits, and limitations.
Market Timing involves deciding when to buy or sell securities based on economic and technical factors. It requires analyzing the market's direction, economic strength, interest rates, stock prices, and trading volume.
The nearest month among currently traded contracts in which a commodity can be delivered, such as February for contracts in late January.
Market timing is a trading strategy aiming to capitalize on anticipated price changes, yet it carries significant risks and can often backfire.
