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If your stop market order was triggered and you did not understand that market price means ANY price, or you otherwise feel like the exchange is at fault for something, please submit a support ticket.
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Trading yesterday was fairly tight so worst case some people unintentionally market bought and then market sold at a <1% diff. Best case some people are happy because the market moved favorably for them since. We always want to help people better understand how the system works.
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Doesn’t matter where their stops were. What matters is the cost to unwind an unintended but unfavorable trade, which would have been very low. $11k stop triggered market sell netting $10,000, re-bought at $10,100/$9900 means 1% loss/gain.
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Wasn't affected, but as an active trader I can say this: triggering stop orders up to 20% away from the actual market price because the exchange reported an incorrect market price is, to put it plainly, a big fucking problem
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How do you define "actual market price"? Best bid/ask/midpoint might never have traded and might never trade. Our stops work off of last trade on our market, which has many advantages. The exchange did not report an "incorrect" market price. It reported an actual trade.
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If bid and ask have met, there would be a trade. We use last traded price for stops. This is clearly documented. I don't believe we define "market price".