Teamwork! I like that....
NOW that's a deal Spike! I really want to allow limit orders but I beleive it will take too much of my time and I think it can become complicated if guidelines aren't set..... BUT.... If you'd track those for me that would be AWESOME and we could allow limit orders starting next week!
So a player could post his "intent to play" by posting one of the following:
(1) a "cash" position,
(2) a buy/short at "open" position
(3) a buy/short real "time of posting" position
(4) a buy/short "limit order".... If the limit did not fill the player is safe and simply parked in "cash" till the limit fills.
I DO however, think the limit play should count as (1) one of the players picks though, if it dosen't fill he must "live with it" or modify the play (or change the play alltogether) and that would count for his (2nd) second pick.
Example: A player sets a limit buy on AMLN for $40.30 today. He sees the stock come within 9 cents of the limit and reverse, he wants to play the stock and thinks it will NOT return to the limit this week so he posts..... "Cancel my AMLN limit buy.... and buy AMLN at market" he posts at 12:25 pm so he's entered @ $40.76.... In my opinion that constituted BOTH of that players picks for the week. too harsh?
What are your thoughts on this, since you'll be keeping up with it anyway. You see how complicated it could become if a player continuously changes and screws around with their limits, right?
edit... NOTE: a player is allowed to modify or change his pick (or limit) without recourse as long as he does it before the market opens Monday morning.
Originally posted by spikefader
So a player could post his "intent to play" by posting one of the following:
(1) a "cash" position,
(2) a buy/short at "open" position
(3) a buy/short real "time of posting" position
(4) a buy/short "limit order".... If the limit did not fill the player is safe and simply parked in "cash" till the limit fills.
I DO however, think the limit play should count as (1) one of the players picks though, if it dosen't fill he must "live with it" or modify the play (or change the play alltogether) and that would count for his (2nd) second pick.
Example: A player sets a limit buy on AMLN for $40.30 today. He sees the stock come within 9 cents of the limit and reverse, he wants to play the stock and thinks it will NOT return to the limit this week so he posts..... "Cancel my AMLN limit buy.... and buy AMLN at market" he posts at 12:25 pm so he's entered @ $40.76.... In my opinion that constituted BOTH of that players picks for the week. too harsh?
What are your thoughts on this, since you'll be keeping up with it anyway. You see how complicated it could become if a player continuously changes and screws around with their limits, right?
edit... NOTE: a player is allowed to modify or change his pick (or limit) without recourse as long as he does it before the market opens Monday morning.
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