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by SilasX
2237 days ago
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Well, yeah, it's reasonable to expect investors to appropriately researching something before buying, and be cognizant of the risk that it could crash. It's not reasonable for them to expect to deal with a platform that misrepresents the state of the market and executes trades at a non-market price, as was happening here. (It was telling them the oil futures still had a positive price when it was negative, and making them pay on that basis.) |
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Is it? Isn't this the entire reason risk management departments exist?