hard · Order Flow Analysis
What is the primary risk of overtrading in the E-mini S&P 500 for a retail trader?
- The margin requirements will increase automatically with every trade.
- The accumulation of friction costs (commissions and slippage) eroding the net edge.
- The exchange might ban the account for too much activity.
- The HFT algorithms will target the trader's specific ID.
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