My bad I misread. 
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Some stocks cannot be bought or sold. What’s that … it’s a scam … You can’t just forbid trading if we have positions that we want to sell and the regular market is high in volume … HCMC
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Hey @Vendrel,
The asset is being traded on the OTC market where the liquidity is thinner. The price feed is indicative as well. It aims to provide you with a general idea of the chronological development of the price. Hence, the chart is not binding to the execution.
From our end, no problems with the feed are detected.
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Oh. Maybe a stpd question but, does it mean that nobody wants to sell it, for ~2 weeks now?
Well it is being bought and sold. The pink screenshot are trades so 0.0012 are going be buys hitting the ask and the 0.0011 are sells getting the bid. The ones between are meeting half way so could be buy/sell, not obvious if right in the middle.
So basically what is being asked 0.0012 hasn’t changed.
T212 plots the ask. (Or if you are in CFD it plots the bid and you can flip it to the ask when needed)
If the ask changed to 0.0013 then T212 would plot that.
If you use something like Tradingview or WeBull then you’ll see trades what prices people are paying and how many they bought or sold.
I see, thank you. Last question is, why are the orders of it pends so long? Even for weeks, for some people. Mine was pending for a day some days earlier, before I cancelled it. I’m afraid that even Sell Orders will pend too long, after the price raises high as expected.
I think it’s down to what access Interactive Brokers (what T212 piggybacks on) has with DMA.
@Hris.M might be able to explain why, and what can be done about that.
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