easy · Order Flow Analysis market-mechanics-execution

What is the primary risk of using 'market orders' during a breakout after a long period of absorption?

  1. Market orders simply never appear in the bar's cumulative delta calculation.
  2. The exchange may simply reject the order outright if the bar's delta is too high.
  3. Market orders are filled only after all resting limit orders already queued at that price.
  4. Latency and slippage may lead to entry at the worst possible price as the book thins.

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