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Re: Whats wrong with E-Trade this morning?
GP
They probably were able to revesre the order because the buyer agreed to it.
But if a buyer buys a parcel in good faith and the share price subsequently jumps then he/she might not agree. And in that case, if neither participating broker(s) in the transaction accept liability then I assume the buck would eventually stop with the seller because he/she sold shares without checking first that they actually owned them.
Imo it's a similar situation to when a bank discovers they accidentally deposited additional funds into a customers account. The customer will eventually have to pay it back if they spent it.
GP
They probably were able to revesre the order because the buyer agreed to it.
But if a buyer buys a parcel in good faith and the share price subsequently jumps then he/she might not agree. And in that case, if neither participating broker(s) in the transaction accept liability then I assume the buck would eventually stop with the seller because he/she sold shares without checking first that they actually owned them.
Imo it's a similar situation to when a bank discovers they accidentally deposited additional funds into a customers account. The customer will eventually have to pay it back if they spent it.