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if the broker you are using snap cannot provide you the service and fill your orders, then move on from them.
Worth remembering that most brokers do not deal directly with the market when the deal on behalf of retail traders - they poll the RSP's (retail service providers), who hold stock and will deal to the broker.
Some brokers get a better service and their orders filled quicker than other brokers and often at better prices - depends on what you are paying to trade and how good your broker is at filling orders.
change brokers.
So, I have put limit buy order at 2.95 this morning and surely it never executed and got expired by the evening. This is just pathetic.
Investverysmart your 11m is USD so that's 8-9m GBP v 17mcap just to clarify but still that's great rev with more development to come ;)
To be fair none of us know hwhere the bottom is. The investors at 11 pence thought 11 pence was the bottom. Investors at 3 pence thought 3 pence as the bottom. 1 pence has been the bottom so far. It may go back there but may go to 10 pence in the short term, its anyones guess at present. No PR = No interest.
guys its simple the price is at bottom.....we have had good bouts of news lately but someone is stopping the price from rising.......looks like someone is purposely trying to get this down to fill a big order.......I do believe on the next rns this will move immediately over 4p when these shorts are closed.......we are bringing in 11m a year thats a lot of money in comparable to our current share price......buy and hold imho......dyor
2.8 on the bid.
Cheers Paul.
This site is also delayed,
Thank you for all your answers and suggestions. IB has delayed quotes so I am orienting on this site for bid and ask price. I will try limit order for the day right away. Thanks again.
snap - i have orders set as limit orders on every aim trade i do. Some i get a 15 second quote to accept on, if the lot size is small enough. My larger orders are also limit orders but if they are not executed fully or partially be the end of day close, or in after market trading, then they are killed by 1715 same day.
I rarely get a full kill on an order and am normally filled fully within a few minutes, or partially by the end of day if the market is thin for the size i want, at the price i want.
Always sell on quote on buy or sale , have 30 seconds to except as with Barclays never a problem and always get a good deal.
Higher charges , then said could lose out on price so cost less overall.
That is your issue, good till cancel will just sit there until the market maker wants to fill it. For instant buys use quotes. If you want to get the lowest price on that day limit your order with 1 day not good till cancel.
good till cancel is useful for large orders on mainstream shares, rather pointless on AIM.
Thanks, not sure why AIM shares. Just to be clear: I have activated buy order for BLOE I think last week Wednesday at 10 AM, limiting to the current price, setting the "goot till cancel" and it did execute only yesterday at 9 am, 4 days later. Perhaps this is the way LSE work but I see how people are struggling buying these shares.
Buying at close will often be an uncrossing trade.
Limit your order to fill or close on the same day with AIM shares, or set an alert when the price hits your target an use a quote. You are more in control this way.
Thanks. Not really a fair price. I did couple of buys and they executed few days after I submit the orders and always at 9 in the morning or at close of the day. And sometimes at a higher price than I hoped for. If you look in to the trades, only my order is UT, everyone's else is Ordinary. I am just afraid that If I will submit the sale order it will take another 3-4 days to execute. That said I think there are lots of people wanting to buy BLOE but can't. Perhaps it is normal for LSE but I got used to NYSE where my trades are instant. I will try market order next time, which I never do.
if your orders being filled, it doesn't matter if it gets logged as a Buy, Sell or UT.
If your buy or sell goes through as the UT it is the method use to guide the price across market makers.
Overall it means you got a fair price at the time ?.
Hello, sorry for the technical question. Trying to buy BLOE shares but waiting for 3-4 days untill the order fulfilled. And my trades are all going through as Uncrossing Trade (UT) where all others are O as Ordinary trade. I am with Interactive Brokers. Perhaps I am doing something wrong but I am just putting the limit order (if I set it high then IB tell me it will limit it down due to the current SP). Thanks and sorry if I am wrong here - tried to find the solution without success. IB helpline is useless, too.