Warning MB TRADING filled my limit order wrong plce

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?


That was a breakout trade, so I prefer it to be at 70 not at 84.
 
Quote from manz66:

The price never reached 70.


Then it needs to be a Sell stop Limit order. On the order screen you posted it doesn't look like a stop order, just a limit order.
 
Manz,

May I make a suggestion? Please call us at MBT and let us help you. It sounds like you enterred a limit order and received a price improvement however my guess is that you meant to enter a stop order so that you would get filled once the price reached 70. Nevertheless, we can only help you if give us a call and let us research exactly what happened. I can assure you we are here to help and if there was an error on the MBT side we will correct it for you.

Regards,

Steve
 
Quote from manz66:

That was a breakout trade, so I prefer it to be at 70 not at 84.

Then I am right, it was a breakout trade on the downside for a short (in which the market was above your trade trigger)....you need a Sell STOP LIMIT order.
 
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.

They executed the trade at a BETTER price than you specified. How is that a problem? Rather than bitching you should be thankful for price improvement. However, if you screwed up the order type then that's 100% your problem and not theirs.
 
Quote from DHOHHI:

They executed the trade at a BETTER price than you specified. How is that a problem? Rather than bitching you should be thankful for price improvement.

how can it be improvement when price was going up (2.0026) after it reached 1.9972, then it entered at 1.9984.
 
Quote from manz66:

how can it be improvement when price was going up (2.0026) after it reached 1.9972, then it entered at 1.9984.

You entered a limit order for a short trade, correct? It executed at a HIGHER price than you specified ... that's price improvement. No different than wanting to go long a stock and getting executed BELOW your long entry price. That's what MBTX does .. searches for price improvement.
 
Quote from manz66:

how can it be improvement when price was going up (2.0026) after it reached 1.9972, then it entered at 1.9984.

It's sad that people like you actually have access to significant trading capital. How and why is beyond me.

Calm the f**k down, drink a beer, take a shot of JD or smoke a joint, and then re-read your own posts slowly. Do it a few times.

Eventually it should hit you as to why you just made yourself look like a total retard.
 
Back
Top