Ok, here's what's going on. On August 11th, I traded nzd interest rate decision. I remember when I opened sell order before the news with a stop loss. But unfortunately price went up. And my stop loss wasn't executed. Tried to close the order manually but it was rejected numerous times. Being curious what was the reason for that, I decided to find out in the metatrader's logs what did it say when I tried to close the order and why I was unable to do so. Now the reason why I couldn't close my order was because it said: "Market is closed".
What in a blue world means market is closed??? Did they do that on purpose or what? What's even more stranger is that after the initial spike, 2 minutes after the decision release, market was once again alive.
I don't want to call my broker a cheater yet but is this considered normal? Did my broker actually closed the market? Or is this the infamous requotes during volatile movements?
What in a blue world means market is closed??? Did they do that on purpose or what? What's even more stranger is that after the initial spike, 2 minutes after the decision release, market was once again alive.
I don't want to call my broker a cheater yet but is this considered normal? Did my broker actually closed the market? Or is this the infamous requotes during volatile movements?
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