Out Too Soon
My real name is King Julian ;)
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LOLspitrader1 said:guys unfortunately you are all wrong......
Isn't it the case that with most of the E-trades of the world, that you cant press the wrong button without getting a warning? - at least it will ask you to confirm if Im more than like 5% lower than market price. Maybe Im thinking of HSBC.barney said:..did somebody press the wrong button ??? I hope not!! Cheers Barney.
Time Price Volume Cond Attrib Buy XRef Sell XRef
16:15:47 6.915 125,322 LT XT
16:12:15 1.24 32,079 LT XT
16:10:03 6.92 1 F
Out Too Soon said:PS: up yours Westpac I'm changing to Netwealth.:
barney said:............. did somebody press the wrong button ??? I hope not!! Cheers Barney.
Time Price Volume Cond Attrib Buy XRef Sell XRef
16:15:47 6.915 125,322 LT XT
16:12:15 1.24 32,079 LT XT
16:10:03 6.92 1 F
16:10:03 6.92 1,630 XT G
16:10:03 6.92 75,000 F
16:10:03 6.92 50,000 F
16:10:03 6.92 20,531 F
16:10:03 6.92 10,000 G
Hmmm. Can't say I have all that much sympathy for your gripe;nizar said:the other day i wanted to place a stop on a trade, and i went to conditional orders immediately after i bought and clicked on stop losses, and because it was my 1st time using the feature, they asked me if i read terms and conditions, u know the drill, scroll to the bottom, and click on "Iv read and understood blah blah blah" click on next BUT THEN they took me to a 20-question multiple choice quiz!! it was about the terms and conditions to show i understood and i had a go but they wouldnt let me proceed to place the stop until i answered every question correctly.
Well whadya know the sp plummeted and i lost a few Gs
its got nothing to do with making a living, its someone putting an order in a machine for a client...they cant bother to work it over the day themselves so they just hand it to the machine and hope it achieves near the vwap.Kauri said:This logarithmic trading must be a hard way to earn a living...
e.g today in IGO, in fact for a few days now, lots of 19 and 20 shares being traded regularly.
In the clip below...
@ 11.32 bid 5.04 ask 5.08 buy 19 @ 5.08
@ 11.56 bid 5.05 ask 5.07 sell 19 @ 5.05
@ 12.08 bid 5.05 ask 5.09 buy 19 @ 5.09
@ 12.21 bid 5.05 ask 5.09 buy 19 @ 5.09
@ 12.43 bid 5.08 ask 5.09 sell 19 @ 5.08
Kauri said:Algorithmic Trading...
Now I'm with it...
A trading system that utilizes very advanced mathematical models for making transaction decisions in the financial markets. The strict rules built into the model attempt to determine the optimal time for an order to be placed that will cause the least amount of impact on a stock's price. Large blocks of shares are usually purchased by dividing the large share block into smaller lots and allowing the complex algorithms to decide when the smaller blocks are to be purchased.
The use of algorithmic trading is most commonly used by large institutional investors due to the large amount of shares they purchase everyday. Complex algorithms allow these investors to obtain the best possible price without significantly affecting the stock's price and increasing purchasing costs.
2020hindsight said:Isn't it the case that with most of the E-trades of the world, that you cant press the wrong button without getting a warning? - at least it will ask you to confirm if Im more than like 5% lower than market price. Maybe Im thinking of HSBC.
PS I reckon this is just some big boss selling some shares to his secretary trying to convince her to go on that dirty weekend.
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