I ve a lot of `clearly erroneous` trades printscreens (especially from 2008-2009) Some: PIZ http://213.227.70.223/public/printscreen/PIZ.jpg PIZ http://213.227.70.223/public/printscreen/PIZ2.jpg RFV http://213.227.70.223/public/printscreen/RFV.jpg MOR http://213.227.70.223/public/printscreen/MOR.png and not marked as CE by exchanges which I caught: AVCT http://213.227.70.223/public/printscreen/AVCT_+$12000.png OMTR http://213.227.70.223/public/printscreen/OMTR_+$10000.png AGW http://213.227.70.223/public/printscreen/AGW.png BLOG http://213.227.70.223/public/printscreen/BLOG.jpg ... Nowdays is impossible to get such fills. Algos re watching like predators. greetings David
i like to tell how i bought shares of a $20+ stock for 1 freaking penny each, and kept them. once every 20 years I get lucky.
AVCT OMTR BLOG - no. Also, I remeber RAH where my friends cought twice nice trades. AEH SSM RJA PFH and rest of `structured product` symbols in 2008-2009 -> I ve current list here: http://213.227.70.223/quotes/ . Choose 'type'. This was a simple trick. We call it "price trap". We were placing orders on merger stocks or day after secondary offering stocks('structured product` stocks was another trick cos they were listed on AMEX - AMEX specialists had their own "rules" of trading) with dolar or more diffrence - cos traders are focusing on decimal numbers ;-) - between 6-9 a.m. Or we were just sitting, watching level1 on watch list to find `bad` passive orders. Just look at the printscreens and compare with charts & historical data. Exchanges are responsible for breaking trades not SEC as far as I know. e.g. NASDAQ -> http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/trader.aspx?id=clearlyerroneous