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Even with adding the USB to ethernet dongle, you aren't even taking into account the overhead a USB based ethernet solution would have on that under-powered board. The performance hit would be massive in most high-bandwidth cases... USB can be very dependent on the CPU and an under-powered...

You're too late. Real fundies have already moved onto laser projecting their trading setups on the face of the moon. It's the only surface large enough to handle all them charts.

In before "small traders lose, they just lose" by emg.

With that mentality, you'll likely never see your account grow to $25k either.

Typically brokers charge in basis points for Korea since that's what the exchange charges in.. so the volume doesn't matter so much as the notional value of the trade. Sometimes there's a ticket fee or minimum charge too.. This is the case for most Asian stock markets, the BP type fee structure...

What are your brokerage's fees? (in bps I'm guessing..)

Did they reverse split? Might explain a few things.

WTF.. long AMD? Surf, are you getting your ideas from /r/wallstreetbets now?

Sounds like an execution error more so than a fat finger.. A fat finger is like you add an extra digit to the order size because you mashed the keypad while writing up your ticket.

.... seriously? By that logic, Microsoft has access to anything you've ever done on your computer if you use Windows.. you know, because you've typed it through their 'os shell'. Just put on a tinfoil hat already and go live out in the woods.

China right now: http://i.imgur.com/s35xjTh.png

Shanghai (SSE) has an hour and a half lunch that the CN contact on SGX sleeps through..

I think the term smurf likes is "theater"... his posts, and this site, are just "theater".

Oh, ok.. now I know.

Did you understand what I meant by "marketable limit order"? How about "remove liquidity at the ask"?

:eek: Pennystock spam on my ET? It's more likely than you think!

Does their FIX API not support limit orders? I mean, seriously, a marketable limit order to remove liquidity at the ask would have saved your butt here.

"Does this count as trading?" If you're fuckin.. then you're probably fucking.

OP said the magic word: MT4 So he is not trading WTI, he's trading a CFD based on WTI. Therefore, there are no 'trade' prices, and the entire platform charts off the bid quote, and stops get triggered based on the quotes themselves (asks for buy stops, bids for sell stops.)

MT4, so charting is based on the bid price, not the ask. Sounds like you were short, so your stop would be triggered on the ASK price, not the bid. You got stopped out at high tick.