Quote from: junkonator on July 20, 2014, 02:39:07 AM

Quote from: sillywhim on July 20, 2014, 02:03:37 AM

ASKS (aka Selling) Column:

Date/Time QTY Price Value
------------ 10/10 0.14 ------
------------ 5/5 0.146 ------
------------ 6/6 0.15 ------

Can anyone conirm this behaviour? sillywhim you said you SAW the order but you haven't actually done that yourself, correct? This could be the known lag on hl.

The pre-existing lower ASKs were there long before and REMAINED long after the fill @ 0.15. It wasn't done all at the same time.

UTTER CRAP from the Havelock "exchange". After I saw this happen, I practically fell off my seat.

Now that you know, you'll be a way way better Havelock trader. If placing a large order (or small one for that matter), hit the lower open ASKs first if buying or hit the higher open BIDs first if selling, else get ripped off by Havelock.

HAVELOCK HAS NO LIMIT ORDERS even though it may look like you're placing one.

In Havelock's defense, if you are tick trading (scalping) then yes, these "limit" orders will perform as expected, and your BID/ASK price will appear in the box as the market order price.

Just so long as you know.

As for scalping, it is already being done via API --I saw evidence of it during my session. Usually such trading is tempered by the flat rate charges per trade on a normal exchange that can usually only be overcome by direct brokers. No such restraints exists at Havelock sans the commission percentage which you'd gladly pay as it's a straight off the top percentage of your profits. In other words, you only pay something if you make more.

And if Havelock themselves are scalping, then we are all the suckers .