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Sadly, I don't have the control over that. And it appears that my broker didn't route my order to the best bid available. Do you know if it's possible to find what was the book for a specific stock at a specific time and day on the Ritchie exchange?

"You might also want to consider asking the moderator to take down this entire thread so it's not used against you" I have nothing to hide. All I said here is nothing but the truth. I came here to get some help. And I think that I'm more informed now because of you guys. So far, it is very...

For now, I'm trying to get my shares back following the rules. I work in the media business. I may contact reporters that I know. Bad press is not a good thing for a company.

Like I said before on this thread, I've checked three times if everything was fine before sending the order and it was. There is no doubt in my mind. I just modified a cancelled order which was already at $18.85 and I have a screen capture of all my trades on that day. I just changed the...

One thing is sure here. I cannot afford to lose that amount of money. I'm gonna turn 56 in a few days. That money was for my retirement. It is a significant chunk of all I have. I will fight to get that trade cancelled. I just don't have the choice of not doing anything.

Since there was an obvious technical glitch, I'm pretty sure that the log won't be reliable. It's the second time that I experienced such a glitch. The first time, I gave my broker a screen capture of the trade and they said that it's not acceptable as a proof. They think that their system is...

I don't understand why the reference price is not the last trade.

But still, if the rule is 20% from the reference price it should be the only thing that matters. After the earnings release, I would inderstand that someone cannot asked a trade to be cancelled if he sells volontarily at a much lower price than the closing price of the day before. But in this...

$8.85 is very far from the precedent trade of $18.876. Also, between $6.40 and $8.85 there is a a difference of 20% as requested by the 7.10 rule of ARCA.

Does anybody knows what will happen if I win? Will I get the shares back? What if the buyer already sold thoses shares? Will I receive the money that I should have got from that trade?

The next morning when they called ARCA they told me that ARCA talked to the seller and he refused to cancel the trade.

My share were bought immediately as if someone was waiting to buy them. Is there an explanation for that?

According to my broker, the bid on ARCA was $6.40

Within' a few seconds right after the trade I was on the phone. I waited just a few minutes and I talk to someone. He thought that it was just a problem with the system displaying a wrong number. What is great is the fact that all phone calls are recorded.

Besides ARCA, what are the other trading places after hours?

I think that regardless of the mistake about the price, the problem is the fact that my broker failed to contact ARCA immediately.

I changed the quantity of my order to hit the bid of 4300 shares at $18.85. That's what I could read on my screen but in the past my broker told me that it ever happened that the bid or offer would not update to show the reality of the market. That would be great if I could find where the bid...

I'm ready to fight.

I wrote to ARCA explaining the problem. I feel that my broker didn't do everything that could have been done to cancel that order. I may be wrong but I'm under the impression that I could have better arguments to convince them to do something. It's probbaly more difficult to say no to someone...