capitalspreads
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vorbis
sometimes the bid/offer in the market goes incredibly wide on some shares (even normaly liquid ones). Therefore 'our quote' will then reflect this sudden widening. When 'our quote' triggers a stop level in these events in equity markets we wait for a confirmation trade before executing the stop. Occasionally in the rush of executing activated orders a stop that is fairly triggered by our terms (as all orders are 'our quote' / NOT MARKET QUOTE) gets filled.
We can always go back and look at price action from our various feeds to see what happened.
Simon
sometimes the bid/offer in the market goes incredibly wide on some shares (even normaly liquid ones). Therefore 'our quote' will then reflect this sudden widening. When 'our quote' triggers a stop level in these events in equity markets we wait for a confirmation trade before executing the stop. Occasionally in the rush of executing activated orders a stop that is fairly triggered by our terms (as all orders are 'our quote' / NOT MARKET QUOTE) gets filled.
We can always go back and look at price action from our various feeds to see what happened.
Simon