He did not, but that isn't even relevant. GTC orders are never canceled at the end of the end of every day, with possibly a few exceptions like IB has. Quote from CME website: "Traders can also place orders that are valid until cancelled by the trader. These orders are typically called Good Till Cancel (GTC) orders and will remain active until the trader cancels the order or the order is filled."
No I didn't, I have a life and a business. Maybe I'm doing stuff and not living in my Mother's basement.
The order was already executed it has nothing to do with a GTC. Even if you sign a form that says the broker is exempt from all responsibility and you hold all of the responsibility. That may not be legally binding in a court. i own a brokerage, you cannot sign away responsibility. You can have people sign that but that does not mean that will hold in court
Hey dude, no need to insult other people. You made a mistake and you're responsible for it. This is trading. Mistakes cost money. Deal with it.
So when the order was executed, where is the issue? I think you confuse order placement with order execution, right? If it was executed, you would have been filled
Do you even understand the question? There is an after hours market in Silver, do you get that. If a stop loss is not properly executed it will not go into effect in the after hours market. My God, this is why I will never post a question on here. A lot of Liability disclaimers do not hold in court. If I sign something that states the broker isn't liable, that doesn't mean he's not liable. The court will have to decide that.