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 Originally Posted by couta1
I have noticed this problem with ANZ also of late, once your trade becomes a limit order, it can take 5 mins or so for your order to show up in the buy or sell depth column, by the time it shows up things have often changed and you have to edit the order and start again, this never used to be the case, I'm talking the NZX in my case.
Same for them on the ASX at the moment Couta shocking ....try playing in the LI space with 4 to 5 minute delay not fun . Surely in this day and age we should have DMA .
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Anyone ever seen a discrepancy between the amount of shares in one particular stock in your portfolio on ASB Securities, and the amount that Computershare are showing?
Even accounting for the fact that today's trades will only show on Computershare tomorrow, I'm still showing a difference of about 13,500 shares on this stock.
How do I sort this out? Really pissed off....
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Originally Posted by Logen Ninefingers
Anyone ever seen a discrepancy between the amount of shares in one particular stock in your portfolio on ASB Securities, and the amount that Computershare are showing?
Even accounting for the fact that today's trades will only show on Computershare tomorrow, I'm still showing a difference of about 13,500 shares on this stock.
How do I sort this out? Really pissed off....
Shares traded today will be reflected in your portfolio with ASB but with T+2 it will be 2 days later that the registries will know what has traded.
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Originally Posted by 777
Shares traded today will be reflected in your portfolio with ASB but with T+2 it will be 2 days later that the registries will know what has traded.
Computershare is showing the daily movements for both the 23rd and the 26th though(?)
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Originally Posted by Logen Ninefingers
Computershare is showing the daily movements for both the 23rd and the 26th though(?)
Any movements Computershare show will be 2 days behind whatever trading you do. You settle (NZ stocks) in T+2. So if you buy 10,000 FBU today they will show up at computershare on 1 March when they are transferred by your broker to the registry and the broker takes your money on this day too. (that was a bit of an oversimplification but that is sort of how it goes)
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Its always been instant for me unless ive partaken in a cap raise or spp when i have to manually load the new number myself.
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Member
It's a pain that you have to buy or sell to get the depth.
Do any of the other brokers give you the depth without having to place an order.
Last edited by JAYAY; 16-04-2018 at 10:57 AM.
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Originally Posted by JAYAY
It's a pain that you have to buy or sell to get the depth.
Do any of the other brokers give you the depth without having to place an order.
No way, because it costs them money to supply you depth.
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Originally Posted by couta1
No way, because it costs them money to supply you depth.
(E*Trade)ANZ share investing always has had depth ... ASB just being tight IMHO
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The depth issue is discussed in this rather useful summary on ASB Securities
- If a user hasn't placed a trade in 3 months, ASB Securities cuts of live data, including depth and delayed depth.
- However, live market data and market depth is always available in the ‘place an order’ process during market hours - share investors will have access to the latest stock pricing information to help with making trading decisions.
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