Disliked{quote} Oh Wookey, do you have a clue all the mentionned brokers are market makers ? They are the counterpart of all customers trades. You would be correct on an actual MARKET. I doubt they want to defend such a case in a court if law.Ignored
It does not matter if the broker is a market maker or not. It matters what is in your contract. Have you seen that losses can exceed your balance? Or the price is not guaranteed? Or that illiquid market may move a lot without any price in between? Have you see the point where it is clearly stated that you are responsible for all negative balances? All brokers have to do is to present the contract and your balance in the court to get a decision. If you want to challenge the contract or execution the burden of proving it is on you. Do you have any legal argument? Any point of your contract broker has breached? Any regulation the broker has breached? I do not say it is impossible to challenge, but so far no one has presented any legal argument.
Wookey