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Hi all
I dont have access to any other charting software on this PC Im using right now.
I just quickly took this screen shot last nite, from IG's simple charts. I did also notice the same spike in the advanced charts too.
Anyways, I got stopped out on my short (yes I did set it too low) when all of a sudden at 19:05 sydney time on monday 16th, the Japan 225 price went from 7850 to 7925 almost instantly and back down again.
Yes the Hong Kong market was rapidly going higher at the same time. Although this 75 point spike looks fishy. Especially since my stop was set at exactly 7925. Could just be coincidence.
Is anyone able to pull a chart for me for the mentioned time period? Thanks
I managed to lose money last night after the FED announcement - due to loss of visual (was trading FTSE100). I was picturing the Candle Charts inside my head, by looking at the price movement. That didn’t go too well. I really need a new provider, can’t be flying blindly with IG no more, and your right, them fiddling with the spreads is just unacceptable.
Anyone here using CMCmarkets? Please share your thought on their services..
Hi all
I dont have access to any other charting software on this PC Im using right now.
I just quickly took this screen shot last nite, from IG's simple charts. I did also notice the same spike in the advanced charts too.
Anyways, I got stopped out on my short (yes I did set it too low) when all of a sudden at 19:05 sydney time on monday 16th, the Japan 225 price went from 7850 to 7925 almost instantly and back down again.
Yes the Hong Kong market was rapidly going higher at the same time. Although this 75 point spike looks fishy. Especially since my stop was set at exactly 7925. Could just be coincidence.
Is anyone able to pull a chart for me for the mentioned time period? Thanks
Hi all.
Is anyone having problems downloading the IG charts today, that are provided by it-finance?
I can't open them......... hmmmmm?... must be a good down day... haha
On 26/3, I ordered long Linc at stop 1.96 and got filled at 2.048. Today, my sell stop at 2.04 was filled at 1.945.
Total slippage .1830 or around 9%
Is this common?
Brad
I know that!
I like to set my orders before the market opens and then forget about them. I didn't want in unless the stock rose to 1.96, but when it did I hoped to get set somewhat closer to 1.96 - not 8 cents away. And then to cop another 9+ cents slippage on the way out!!
In several years of direct share trading using stop orders, I haven't experienced the amount of slippage I'm now getting with CFDs at IG - especially on what I thought would be a reasonable volume stock (nearly 2M shares traded today).
I was just asking whether other forum users considered this to be normal. Don't be so quick to jump in with a rubbish.
Mike
Sorry, didn't realise that is what you meant. My mistake Mike i apologise. Like i said no offense intended.
Just a side note -- i closed my IG account yesterday and moved to GO Markets. Im sick of IG.
Brad
Why sick of them? I have been in profit with them for several days now. Overall profitable with them.
Just asking!
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