Nyden
G.E. Money Genie
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I bet its the budget version of the Plunge Protection Team , a clandestine unit of government sponsored computer hackers intent on enforcing orderly unwinding of equity markets with a bias towards protecting big business at the expense of the little guys.
Thats my conspiracy theory for today anways
Yes, great...Has anyone notice that the stuff you can get into on Commsuck has reverted to the pre-update layout>>?? interesting...
Yup! Both PT1 & 2 showing last traded prices at about 12:35 today, even though the status still says it's live. Commsec website showing last trades at 3:19 (it's 3:38 now!!!)
This really is getting beyond a joke. Thank god I decided to stay out of the market after the commsec crashes this morning but it's cost me thousands in missed shorts today.
protrader down again - can't access IAP...
also market depth on site is not updated 4.06est
Hey is comsec not out of the woods yet ?
My whole portfolio is still equalling zero an 9.00pm tonight.
How ridiculous.[/QUOTE
same here ,and i thought i was doing poorly this morning!
Hey is comsec not out of the woods yet ?
My whole portfolio is still equalling zero an 9.00pm tonight.
How ridiculous.[/QUOTE
same here ,and i thought i was doing poorly this morning!
I don't believe that the position statement/portfolio listing is dynamic. If the holdings that are listed are wrong or not up to date, it should be corrected with the next databse update - usually done overnight in the early hours of the morning.
The term is flash-crowd and they certainly should have anticipated it AND had sufficient capacity on-hand to deal with it. CPU is dirt cheap, Internet bandwidth isn't quite so cheap but at $20/trade there really is no excuse. The number of transactions they lost today at $20 a pop would have more than paid for the bandwidth plus hardware lease costs plus IT nerd time to get the extra capacity.I'm probably preaching to the choir here, but it's ridiculous that commsec cannot keep their site functional during their period of above average load.
You get what you pay for, maybe the extra few $/trade is worth changing to a more reliable broker? Works for me.Yet another reason to move to another broker...
The term is flash-crowd and they certainly should have anticipated it AND had sufficient capacity on-hand to deal with it. CPU is dirt cheap, Internet bandwidth isn't quite so cheap but at $20/trade there really is no excuse. The number of transactions they lost today at $20 a pop would have more than paid for the bandwidth plus hardware lease costs plus IT nerd time to get the extra capacity.
You get what you pay for, maybe the extra few $/trade is worth changing to a more reliable broker? Works for me.
m.
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