>I am really tired of reading these wining messages
Yilin,
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One E*Trade customer, Dar Hay of Memphis, told Reuters he lost close to $12,000 last week when he was unable to cancel an order to buy 350 shares of brokerage firm Siebert Financial Corp(Nasdaq:SIEB - news). Hay, a former systems analyst and now a full-time day trader, said he put in the order at 0950 EST/1450 GMT on Thursday last week but decided to cancel when the stock headed south.
With E*Trade's site for trading down, Hay said he tried to call the brokerage but could not get through. He also said he sent an e-mail at 1010 EST/1510 GMT. to cancel the order, to no avail. The order was executed at $60 a share at 1105 EST/1605 GMT. The next day he dumped the shares at an average price of $26 a share, for a total loss of $11,900.
''I had no means of getting a hold of them; I was powerless,'' Hay told Reuters. E*Trade responded to his e-mail message four days later, he added.**
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I suppose you think Dar Hay, an E*trade customer such as myself and many others, is just "wining" [sic] too, huh? I don't think it helps anything to characterize people's reports of misfortunes beyond their control, as whining.
Ice
**Reference:
biz.yahoo.com
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