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I agree with you. The last trade before mine was at $18.876.

Usually with my broker, if the trade is far from the market it's cancelled automatically. Since they routed that order on ARCA and the bid was at $6.40 they told me that it was close enough.

Thank you very much for everything you mentioned. I just want to correct you on this:' Because of the way your brokerage handles afterhours orders, it defaulted to pricing your new limit order at the best bid, which was $8.85 at the time. This bidder purposely placed his bid at $8.85 to trick...

I'm pretty sure that they keep something like this but I think that the technical glitch happened in the transmission between my computer and their trading platform because they told me that the order was at $8.85 which is clearly not true. But of course I didn't see it myself.

I really would like to find on which platform there was those 43x100 shares that I wanted to hit.

I mean the price of the cancelled order that I'm modifying. I did not even touch that box. And that box is not close to the box for quantity. So in no way I could have accidentally changed something. I clearly saw $18.85.

That was a limit order to sell 4300 at $18.85. On my broker website, I saw there was 43x100 on the bid side. I wanted to hit that bid with my order. It appears that my broker sent my order to ARCA and the 43x100 wasn't on that platform. But I've no idea why the trade happened at $8.85 instead...

It's changed now.

There is only limit orders after hours. I don't think it's even possible to send a market order. When I want to modify a cancelled order, the last price stays the same. And believe me before sending that order I checked three times that everything was fine. There is no doubt in my mind that I...

I already had an order to sell at $18.85. That order got cancelled automatically at the end of the normal trading day. I just had to go into that order and change the parameters that I wanted to change. In this case, it was only the quantity. Then I had to check the option to send that order...

It's really encouraging to read posts like this. I will have a much better sleep tonight than 2 days ago! Now I need to convince ARCA that it should be cancelled. My broker told me that they called the next morning and ARCA refused to cancel. Is that really a possibility?

On my broker website, the bid that I see is the best bid available and obviously at $18.85 it wasn't from ARCA. After hours, the only option available is limit order.

What I want to find each transaction that happened that day after hours with the time including the seconds. I already have it without the seconds. I need to prove that my order was traded before the other 1000 shares. It seems to be case because on the Nasdaq website they are in order but if...

I have a friend who works there and he helped me. They told me that I should file a complaint.

I used to trade regularly 15 years ago. But I only traded a few times in the last 10 years.

I modified a cancelled order at $18.85. I did not even touch the box of the price. I just changed the quantity and checked the box for after hours trading. And checked 3 times to be sure that everything was fine. The bid on ARCA was only $6.40. But on my broker website I was seeing 4300 shares...

In Canadian $, it's about 59K. Thanks for the advice.

Thanks. I will certainly file a complaint. Any idea what I should write?

Like I said at the very beginning of this thread, there was a computer glitch. I did not sent the order at $8.85. I just changed the quantity of a cancelled order at $18.85 and I checked the box for the after hours trading. I didn't even touch the box where the price is. It was already at...

Thanks for the advice. The thing is I'm a speaker of french and I'm not sure that I can explain what happened in a perfect english. I may try anyway. I've nothing to lose.