I’m watching VWRL and wonder how the brief price surges occur and how to handle them.
Here’s and example from this morning
I’m watching VWRL and wonder how the brief price surges occur and how to handle them.
Here’s and example from this morning
I am curious too, I have sometimes seen this. However, my graph for VWRL this morning is not showing this now.

I see this too now and then. When I compare the candle sticks with for example TradingView, it doesn’t show those spike overthere.
Hmm. Interesting - however I have just checked myself and it is the same in the 1 minute view. Looks to me like an issue with the charting tool, or perhaps the correct vizualisation of the abrupt opening fall. Maybe the T212 staff will enlighten us.
[PS - I might just try a different browser. I’m using FF 73.0.1]
@lakelander Some cases are due to our current data feed provider. We may get an ask price from a rather illiquid exchange. Nonetheless, rest assured that these prices are not tradeable because the order is always routed to the most liquid exchanges to meet NBBO.
However, looking at IITU & VWRL specifically, I found that these are legitime ask prices on the LSE order book. If you want to secure a specific price, it’d be best to use limit orders.
P.S. We’re switching providers soon so this won’t be happening in a few weeks.
Could these fluxuations cause a position to close or are they just bugs that we can ignore?