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Failing
to Trade
The
reverse of unauthorized trading is refusing to trade
when instructed. Usually this is forgetting to sell
when told. Other times it is failing to put in a
"stop loss" when instructed to do so by the
customer. If the customer tells the broker to sell and
the broker doesn't, then the customer will loose if
the stock goes down. Failing to trade cases are often
seen when a broker takes control of an account and
recommends the customer trade on margin. The broker
promises that if the stock goes down, he will sell
before there is a margin debit. If the broker doesn't
do what is promised, there is a failure to trade
claim. |
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your portfolio went down because the broker didn't make trades you
authorized, let our Stock Loss Recovery Team review your trade
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