EUDA
EUDA Health Holdings Limited
stock NASDAQ

Let me start by saying, I have been trading into halts over the past two weeks. I know it's risky, but trading halts has been my most consistent and profitable strategy as of late.
this morning, I get a notification that RDAC has halted up. So I pull it up and get ready to jump in when it resumes. It starts back so, hits the halt price, I click to buy, but I'm too late and I miss it.
While waiting for RDAC to resume, I hear that EUDA halted, so I jump over to that one and am able to get in with 482 shares at $20.02 shares as it halts up for a second time. I tried to get in with 1000 but I'll take what I can get. EUDA resumes, it shoots up to almost halt levels, starts to drop and I get out at $23.46 for a $1600 ish profit.
It ends up halting down and I'm up on the day, so I go back to working my 9 to 5.
About 30 min later I hear EUDA halted up again. I check the stock and it looks like it was just correcting, but I keep an eye on it. When it resumes, it drops a bit at first but then rips back up to the halt price of $19.80, so I click the "buy market" button. ToS fills my 1000 share order at 10:39:56 for $20.25. 45¢ above what I expected to be the halt price. That wouldn't have been the worst thing if it had halted, but it immediately dropped so I immediately click "sell market" and ToS gets me out at 10:40:05 for $18.58.
I'm pretty upset and confused at first. "It got the price. Why didn't it halt? Why did it fill me so much higher? Why did it drop $1.75 so quickly?"
I take a breath, decide I'm done for the day, and get back to work.
Looking back on it, there were a couple of factors that I think caused my demise.
1. My share size was probably too large causing slippage. I was asking for 1000 when most of the asks I could see were a couple hundred.
2. The spread was too large. I don't know exactly what it was when I tried to buy, but I'm guessing it was at least 45¢. I need to keep a closer eye on L2 and movement. (This is something that ToS data is notoriously bad for)
3. I believe yesterday there were some data issues for a lot of brokers and I feel like there might be some lag today too. Or my computer is struggling.
4. I should probably use limit orders instead of market orders. That way I get filled at what I want instead of what someone else wants.

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