M manz66 Apr 23, 2007 #1 I made a limit order short in MB Trading at 1.9970. But, got filled at 1.9984. Then did not admit mistake and did not return my money. How to get my money back. Attachments limit_mbt.jpg limit_mbt.jpg 234.9 KB · Views: 299
I made a limit order short in MB Trading at 1.9970. But, got filled at 1.9984. Then did not admit mistake and did not return my money. How to get my money back.
R Rocko1 Apr 23, 2007 #2 How many times has this happened to you before? Iam thinking about using them for stocks.
T ttosifa Apr 23, 2007 #3 Quote from manz66: I made a limit order short in MB Trading at 1.9970. But, got filled at 1.9984. Then did not admit mistake and did not return my money. How to get my money back. More... Has my beer gone to my head? Wouldn't you prefer a sell limit to fill at 84 instead of 70? Did you mean to submit a stop loss instead?
Quote from manz66: I made a limit order short in MB Trading at 1.9970. But, got filled at 1.9984. Then did not admit mistake and did not return my money. How to get my money back. More... Has my beer gone to my head? Wouldn't you prefer a sell limit to fill at 84 instead of 70? Did you mean to submit a stop loss instead?
G gov Apr 23, 2007 #4 This is not MBT's problem, it is yours. The short sale executes at your price _or better_ in this case, you had price improvement. You would have lost even more being filled at your price instead, when you covered the short.
This is not MBT's problem, it is yours. The short sale executes at your price _or better_ in this case, you had price improvement. You would have lost even more being filled at your price instead, when you covered the short.
uptik2000 Apr 23, 2007 #5 Quote from ttosifa: Has my beer gone to my head? Wouldn't you prefer a sell limit to fill at 84 instead of 70? Did you mean to submit a stop loss instead? More... Thats what I'm thinking. Looks like you got price improvement...what are we missing?
Quote from ttosifa: Has my beer gone to my head? Wouldn't you prefer a sell limit to fill at 84 instead of 70? Did you mean to submit a stop loss instead? More... Thats what I'm thinking. Looks like you got price improvement...what are we missing?
MajorUrsa Apr 23, 2007 #6 Quote from uptik2000: Thats what I'm thinking. Looks like you got price improvement...what are we missing? More... It's not us missing something. Manz is missing his brain
Quote from uptik2000: Thats what I'm thinking. Looks like you got price improvement...what are we missing? More... It's not us missing something. Manz is missing his brain
S Stok Apr 23, 2007 #7 Don't know too much about fx order types, but you need a STOP LIMIT. Sounds like you were wanting to short if they market got DOWN to your price. A limit order is at that price OR BETTER...so you got filled. Correct me if I am wrong.
Don't know too much about fx order types, but you need a STOP LIMIT. Sounds like you were wanting to short if they market got DOWN to your price. A limit order is at that price OR BETTER...so you got filled. Correct me if I am wrong.
B brownsfan019 Apr 23, 2007 #8 The explanation here should be good... Good thing he started 2 threads on the exact same topic!
M manz66 Apr 23, 2007 #10 Quote from Rocko1: How many times has this happened to you before? Iam thinking about using them for stocks. More... I can prove atleast 4 times, and again, there are few times they just wont let you in and out.
Quote from Rocko1: How many times has this happened to you before? Iam thinking about using them for stocks. More... I can prove atleast 4 times, and again, there are few times they just wont let you in and out.