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Thanks for understanding. Appreciate it. At least you can see my point of view which a lot of others can't

No it does not Mr IQ. This is the third or fourth time you've talked about 'risk management.' I should have realized but I didn't that you apparently read over stuff without taking the time to comprehend it and keep on repeating yourself like a broken record. But then you're no oridinary...

Looks like you spend most of your time here wiping people's asses so go ahead wipe mine.

Hello, Mr !Q has had another brainwave and jumped to the conclusion that my acccount was wiped out. I'm sorry to disappoint you. Not true.

Sorry Sara. I don't reciprocate your love. But happy holidays nevertheless.

If my shares were not liquidated, I would have been up by at least $20,000 in about ten minutes. When somebody starts liquidating 5,000 share increments in a one minute time span at market, it is sending a signal that somebody is desperately trying to cover his/her shorts. After this initial...

Thank you.Good point but you know what - Imo, I don't really think it would have made that much of a difference.

No, I am referring specifically to you. After this post you come across as being beyond stupid.

Also kindly refrain from telling what and what not to do. I'll do as I please and couldn't care less what you have to say about it.

And an exceptional mathematician to boot.

Ahh. I am so touched by your concern. What a caring, intelligent and perceptive human being

Well your assumption is wrong and I don't have any problem with MBT Einstein aka Clairvoyant.

Where the hell did you come up with 'MBT'. This has nothing to do with them.

My god, how can people be so stupid. I did not and cannot exceed by day trading buying power. I exceeded my overnight buying power. As for the other guy the broker has no right to get me flat by the end of the day. You are allowed to exceed your overnight buying power. It will result in a reg T...

If the broker had not liquidated it would have been a much different story as the price action in the stock subsequently proved. There was no need for me to take any action at this point in time. The margin handbook says I have 24 hours to take action. I still had at least 10 hours left.

I did not blow it. Reread my post. Again please respect my wishes for not digressing from the issue that I want specifically addressed - legal remedy. I have not posted here to discuss trading behavior, mistakes , blowups etc.

This is what happened to me last week. I had incurred a regular maintenance call - used up almost all my daytrading buying power 9 and held overnight. However, my account was not negative and I had a lot of excess funds.. I was short 25,000 shares in a stock. At the market close, the loss on...