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Sell Order Cancellation Fee

Xerius Andalso
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05-25-2006 09:12
I suggest a fee of 20 % (payable in L$) if a sell order is cancelled.

see also Post #7:

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I suggest a fee of 20/10/5 % (payable in L$) if a sell order is cancelled within 12/24/48 hours.
Fade Languish
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05-25-2006 09:29
No thanks. And why? Why pay for a transaction that hasn't occurred? What is your reason for suggesting this?
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Xerius Andalso
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05-25-2006 09:30
This would set a price to manipulating the Lindex which is totally free at the moment.
Jason Foo
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05-25-2006 09:39
as much as I would hate that, I am looking at the market data right now, and watching 2 million that was sitting for sale at 325 get moved to 327. Who is doing this and why? If people want to move money fast, they can sell immediately. after doing some calculations on the decreased vale of the L$, I only had to raise my prices by 100-200 dollars. its not that much. well I guess if you look at it as a 5% price increase you can think of it as you will.
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05-25-2006 09:43
From: Xerius Andalso
This would set a price to manipulating the Lindex which is totally free at the moment.


No, I'm afraid it wouldn't. It would simply penalise everyone that trades on the Lindex. What about cancelling an order do you believe aids manipulation?

There are costs to selling on the Lindex, 3.5% when you sell. It doesn't exactly encourage speculation. If you haven't sold, and you cancel a transaction, how have you influenced the market?

Also: there is no evidence that anyone is manipulating the market, that's an assumption, and I'm not sure really based on what. All I see is people competing on price.
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05-25-2006 09:52
From: Jason Foo
as much as I would hate that, I am looking at the market data right now, and watching 2 million that was sitting for sale at 325 get moved to 327. Who is doing this and why? If people want to move money fast, they can sell immediately.


Why? Because there is 2 million sitting at that price, that's why it moved to 327. If you join the back of that queue, you will sell maybe but not instantly, and if it moves higher you won't, and if you've only got say $30k to sell, and you put it at 326, it'll be swallowed up in minutes. Supply exceeds demand, so people have to compete on price to sell their L$ quickly. Charge a huge fee for cancellations, and I think you'd see them get even more competitive. You'd price it somewhere where you could ensure you wouldn't have to cancel and repost higher!
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Xerius Andalso
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05-25-2006 11:07
I suggest a fee of 20/10/5 % (payable in L$) if a sell order is cancelled within 12/24/48 hours.
Lee Dimsum
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05-25-2006 11:46
You never traded on a stock or forex exchange, do you?
ReserveBank Division
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05-25-2006 11:47
From: Xerius Andalso
I suggest a fee of 20 % (payable in L$) if a sell order is cancelled.




U Socialist........ Trying to Control Free Markets to bend to your view of
what should be....
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ReserveBank Division
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05-25-2006 11:49
Did somebody say forex? I recommend Oanda http://www.oanda.com/
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Xerius Andalso
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05-25-2006 12:32
From: ReserveBank Division
U Socialist........ Trying to Control Free Markets to bend to your view of
what should be....


What is the risk, except you might have to sell at a price you never intended to sell for?