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Maybe some of you pro's out there could help me with this.
I'm watching the tape,(IB's booktrader)of the ES mini. I notice how
common it is for the bid size to be 5x or more than the ask size. I'm
able to see 5 or more levels up and down from the present price.
My thought is who ever is entering bid sizes surely can't be thinking
of making only 1 tick. The risk/reward ratio would be terrible.
They must be thinking in points. If they believed the ES would move
up enough for a decent profit and put their money on the line, why
wouldn't they pay one tick more and be on board?
TIA,
dom
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