Quote from TGregg:
Yikes. Here's a Yahoo Chart that suggests that if the facts as presented are correct, NITE may have screwed a customer out of a swell trade.
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Quote from Mike805:
I've got an email into my firm. Currently, they cannot say whether a NITE stop is triggered via best bid or via last trade. They are going to let me know soon. If it is triggered by Best Bid then I can understand a "fake" bid triggering the stop and hence there being no sale (still kind of funky that a best bid wouldn't take out an offer).
However, at my broker, there have been complaints in the last few weeks with NITE regarding these types of issues.
Regardless, thanks for all your comments. Lesson learned the hard way
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Quote from spreadgod:
you guys need to learn how the markets work before you go saying a firm can go f*ck themselves. (not saying that you don't get f*cked legally by NITE)
it's not NITE's rules...it's the exchange where the stock is listed. AMEX and NYSE listed stock stops are triggered off of the last trade and OTC (NazCrack) are triggered off of the bid for sell stops and off of the ask for buy stops.
either way, stop using charts for something that you need time and sales for. that's ALL that matters. you'll see where your stop was triggered with time and sales and can then go try and fight for better executions and/or busts on a ...supposedly ...stop triggered in error. (by the way, they take stops out all the time with all mm's...not just NITE.)
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