Why your order did not fill the way you expected
Explains partial fills, non-fills, gaps, queue priority, and thin liquidity in plain language so users can diagnose execution surprises.
Create a skill called "Liquidity & Fill Explainer". When I paste in an order that filled strangely or did not fill at all, explain: - likely causes, - the role of spread and liquidity, - what the order book may have looked like, - and how to reduce the chance of the same surprise next time.
This recipe helps investors understand why an order did not fill, only partly
filled, or executed at a surprising price.
Avoids illiquid traps and wide spreads
Traders frequently cite poor fills, big spreads, and illiquidity as silent killers — especially when using market orders or stop-limit orders. This recipe blocks high-risk execution modes when liquidity is poor.
Catch order-type mistakes before the market does
A pre-submit check for market, limit, and stop orders that explains what the order actually does and where users commonly misunderstand it.
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