Brought ACN hand over fist when it went to a penny.1 CENT just when you thought you could take a nice long vacation they reverse the transaction.
That fat finger trader cost me $2,114,000
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tltaylor89SBR Posting Legend
- 06-19-09
- 19610
#1That fat finger trader cost me $2,114,000Tags: None -
Andy117SBR Hall of Famer
- 02-07-10
- 9511
#2I'm not sure I understand the whole thing well but should have ACN have dropped that much in the first place without the error?Comment -
Brock LandersSBR Aristocracy
- 06-30-08
- 45359
#3shouldn't count..was a fukkin huge mistakeComment -
excelRestricted User
- 03-25-10
- 4270
#4pursuant to rule 11890(b), NASDAQ, on its own motion, will cancel all trades executed between 14:40:00 and 15:00:00 greater than or less than 60% away from the consolidated last print in that security at 14:40:00 or immediately prior.Comment -
tltaylor89SBR Posting Legend
- 06-19-09
- 19610
#5Guy put sell order in wrong.I took a bite of my lunch and noticed the S&P had dropped 70 Halos so I run across the floor and look at the volume no unusual spikes .So the Dow starts following phones started to ring .People started to get stopped out and it snowballed.ACN went to .01 I took all my cash and piled on.Then they find out its an error they put a 30 second delay on at the NYSE, but ICE CME and the Nasdaq traded through the delay.Comment -
tltaylor89SBR Posting Legend
- 06-19-09
- 19610
#6last time this happened was when Dendreon DNDN had phase 3 of their drug approved by the FDA it dropped to $7 and I brought hand over fist .They halted trading and when it opened again it shot up to $27.That trade stood.Comment -
Extra InningsSBR Posting Legend
- 02-26-10
- 15058
#7Taylor...you really are big time...
Probably have a networth higher than the whole fukkin board.Comment -
donjuanSBR MVP
- 08-29-07
- 3993
#9Where were you able to trade American stocks in the Zim Dollar?Comment -
tltaylor89SBR Posting Legend
- 06-19-09
- 19610
#10if you are a retail investor you can trade them on Forex.Comment -
tltaylor89SBR Posting Legend
- 06-19-09
- 19610
#12Comment -
tltaylor89SBR Posting Legend
- 06-19-09
- 19610
#14You want to trade in ZIm Dollars?Comment -
SkidcomSBR MVP
- 11-17-06
- 1796
#15If Greek had put up a line of Atlanta + 69 points they would have cancelled that too. Every floor trader had to know that those trades were going to be cancelled. The options guys are going to have a real fit over this. Lawyer's field day, the lawsuits will flyComment -
mlbSBR Posting Legend
- 12-04-09
- 10509
#16such b.s. manComment -
Brock LandersSBR Aristocracy
- 06-30-08
- 45359
#17Comment -
Boner_18SBR Hall of Famer
- 08-24-08
- 8301
#18Obviously you don't understand what happened. There was not a fast finger misktake but the stocks continued to clear on electronic markets while halted on the nyse. W/o efficient and accurate price discovery the trade should not clear, and the pursuant to the rules it won't. You should bone up on the rules of the game before playing, there are many good reasons for this one.Comment -
tltaylor89SBR Posting Legend
- 06-19-09
- 19610
#19Obviously you don't understand what happened. There was not a fast finger misktake but the stocks continued to clear on electronic markets while halted on the nyse. W/o efficient and accurate price discovery the trade should not clear, and the pursuant to the rules it won't. You should bone up on the rules of the game before playing, there are many good reasons for this one.Comment -
tltaylor89SBR Posting Legend
- 06-19-09
- 19610
#20How could you let the bid offer spread get that wide and still try to fill orders.Comment -
michalisRestricted User
- 01-02-10
- 1439
#21is this guy gonna have to pay for all the shorts he just bought or will the transaction be cancelledComment -
cleavelandSBR MVP
- 04-04-10
- 1559
#23Here's a great conspiracy theory about this:
What if the market actually crashed and the "mistake" was a cover story that allowed the powers that be (the plunge protection team) to come in and restore everything.
The crash happened, they supported the market to keep it a float, they made up a cover story about a big "mistake" to keep everybody asleep...
That scenario is more believable to me than any other explanation.Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
- 388179
#24Who is this Taylor guy??
Seems like he knows a lot of shitComment -
ljump12SBR High Roller
- 12-08-09
- 113
#25I don't ****in believe you -- It was bid .01, not offered there... Not near a bloomberg terminal so I don't know what kind of volume went off there, but even so -- you had to know the .01 cent trade would NOT stand. Shit like that gets broken every day.
On an offnote, work for GS?Comment -
tltaylor89SBR Posting Legend
- 06-19-09
- 19610
#26I don't ****in believe you -- It was bid .01, not offered there... Not near a bloomberg terminal so I don't know what kind of volume went off there, but even so -- you had to know the .01 cent trade would NOT stand. Shit like that gets broken every day.
On an offnote, work for GS?Comment -
cleavelandSBR MVP
- 04-04-10
- 1559
#27When the error occured yesterday the Nyse slowed down to 30 seconds a trade the blackbox machines kept trying to fill the orders and did everybody on the floor was asking where's he bid where's the bid .I put in a limit order and it got filled .I won't answer the Goldman Sachs question too much heat.I'm just pissed that it didn't stand rightfully so I got **** at 79 great trade.
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milwaukee mikeBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 08-22-07
- 26914
#28i find it much easier to believe that someone with a lot of cash triggered that crash intentionally, rather than someone pushing "b" instead of "m" - i think most systems have an override that don't allow you to trade billions of shares accidentally.
even if someone pushed "b" on a mini s&p contract that wouldn't explain acn/boston beer going to .01, pg going to 39, etc etc
even more solid stuff like my cbs bonds (cpv) went from 23 to 17 in a heartbeat before coming back.
not sure why trades 50% below normal would count but not 60% (guess they had to draw the line somewhere)
here's a good question, let's say you bought 1000 shares of acn (or whatever) at 10 for $10k, sold them at 30 on the way back up for $30k and it closed at 40.
now the $10 trade would be canceled but the $30k sale would turn into a short and you wake up to find you lost $10k (because you have to cover this morning at 40) instead of making $20k??!!Comment -
tltaylor89SBR Posting Legend
- 06-19-09
- 19610
#29i find it much easier to believe that someone with a lot of cash triggered that crash intentionally, rather than someone pushing "b" instead of "m" - i think most systems have an override that don't allow you to trade billions of shares accidentally.
even if someone pushed "b" on a mini s&p contract that wouldn't explain acn/boston beer going to .01, pg going to 39, etc etc
even more solid stuff like my cbs bonds (cpv) went from 23 to 17 in a heartbeat before coming back.
not sure why trades 50% below normal would count but not 60% (guess they had to draw the line somewhere)
here's a good question, let's say you bought 1000 shares of acn (or whatever) at 10 for $10k, sold them at 30 on the way back up for $30k and it closed at 40.
now the $10 trade would be canceled but the $30k sale would turn into a short and you wake up to find you lost $10k (because you have to cover this morning at 40) instead of making $20k??!!Comment -
pacoSBR Aristocracy
- 05-07-09
- 62873
#30Heard the story, didnt mean shit to me though. Sorry for ur loss Taylor, get em next timeComment -
ljump12SBR High Roller
- 12-08-09
- 113
#32i find it much easier to believe that someone with a lot of cash triggered that crash intentionally, rather than someone pushing "b" instead of "m" - i think most systems have an override that don't allow you to trade billions of shares accidentally.
even if someone pushed "b" on a mini s&p contract that wouldn't explain acn/boston beer going to .01, pg going to 39, etc etc
even more solid stuff like my cbs bonds (cpv) went from 23 to 17 in a heartbeat before coming back.
not sure why trades 50% below normal would count but not 60% (guess they had to draw the line somewhere)
here's a good question, let's say you bought 1000 shares of acn (or whatever) at 10 for $10k, sold them at 30 on the way back up for $30k and it closed at 40.
now the $10 trade would be canceled but the $30k sale would turn into a short and you wake up to find you lost $10k (because you have to cover this morning at 40) instead of making $20k??!!
This is the problem with breaking trades, you are indeed now short, and have just lost a shit load of money. It's happened to me before.Comment -
BatemanPatricklSBR Posting Legend
- 06-21-07
- 18772
#33Guy put sell order in wrong.I took a bite of my lunch and noticed the S&P had dropped 70 Halos so I run across the floor and look at the volume no unusual spikes .So the Dow starts following phones started to ring .People started to get stopped out and it snowballed.ACN went to .01 I took all my cash and piled on.Then they find out its an error they put a 30 second delay on at the NYSE, but ICE CME and the Nasdaq traded through the delay.Comment -
BatemanPatricklSBR Posting Legend
- 06-21-07
- 18772
#35Wait do you work out of your home but ran across the trading floor. Who are you Harry Potter? Did you teleport yourself onto the floor?Comment
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