Really?! What if I do it all the time?! or do you mean the account number?
it's most likely about the fact that there may not have been a market price execution, you can get that trade cancelled by the dtz )))) (you do not know about it, it is always like this.
it's most likely about the fact that there may have been a non-market execution of the price, you can have the deal cancelled by the DT )))) (You don't know that, you always do.
i have never had orders like this cancelled before
it's most likely about the fact that there may have been a non-market execution of the price, you can have the deal cancelled )))) (You don't know about it, it's always like that.
If I always write a deal, should I walk away and leave the money with them?
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By the way, bragging about such a picture is a sign of your own illiteracy)))
really?! what if i do it all the time?! or do you mean the account number?
stay close to the scalper )))))))
Really?! What if I do it all the time?! or do you mean the account number?
it's most likely about the fact that there may not have been a market price execution, you can get that trade cancelled by the dtz )))) (you do not know about it, it is always like this.
it's most likely about the fact that there may have been a non-market execution of the price, you can have the deal cancelled by the DT )))) (You don't know that, you always do.
i have never had orders like this cancelled before
the main thing is to get out in time))))
You bailed early. You could have closed the $250
they never cancelled my warrants before.
Well, without any irony, I'm happy for you from the bottom of my heart. where is nikolai morzhov (sadly) probably a lot of work
it's most likely about the fact that there may have been a non-market execution of the price, you can have the deal cancelled )))) (You don't know about it, it's always like that.
If I always write a deal, should I walk away and leave the money with them?
jumped out early. You could have closed the $250.
Why so 1.25?))
So they can do any deal? On what grounds? And if I write all the time, should I walk away and leave them the money?
Open your rules and read them.