why did this not get executed
- Thread starter ChrisMMM
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A normal LIMIT order above the opening price must be executed!
An opening only or MOO order with a limit higher than the opening print must be executed as well. Call the broker and have him ask the specialist.
What kind of order did you enter exactly?
The stock opened at $31.50 on the NYSE FYI!
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An opening only or MOO order with a limit higher than the opening print must be executed as well. Call the broker and have him ask the specialist.
What kind of order did you enter exactly?
The stock opened at $31.50 on the NYSE FYI!
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I worked on the NYSE floor for 5 years......perhaps the rules have changed, it has been a while?
My recollection is a REGULAR limit order entered preopening gets paired off in the market order cue if it "marketable" above/below the opening price.
I am fairly confident this is the case. A limit order that opens on YOUR limit might get a partial fill, you have to get filled if your limit is higher than the opening, otherwise they would have to open the stock higher. Think about it, it's logical!
No need to debate this, perhaps Don Bright will settle this.
My recollection is a REGULAR limit order entered preopening gets paired off in the market order cue if it "marketable" above/below the opening price.
I am fairly confident this is the case. A limit order that opens on YOUR limit might get a partial fill, you have to get filled if your limit is higher than the opening, otherwise they would have to open the stock higher. Think about it, it's logical!
No need to debate this, perhaps Don Bright will settle this.
This is not the question whether the specialist chose to ignore MOO/LOO or not. MOO have to be executed unless the stock is halted. LOO get executed up to the stopped price (after the specialist finished pairing and the imbalance hit the book).
Another question is: if your limit order wasn't send as LOO, right after the open print it should become marketable (based on the numbers you've posted) and you should get filled.