Nasdaq Stocks can crash ... at level of 80%.

[Meuh6879]

Source : http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-07-03/nasdaq-triggers-market-wide-circuit-breaker-amzn-crashes-87-after-hours

On the eve of the US Independence Day holiday and in after-hours trading, The FT reports that market data show that companies such as Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, eBay and Zynga were repriced at $123.47.

The Bloomberg data terminal listed either “market wide circuit breaker halt — level 2” or “volatility trading pause” on all the stocks affected.

Crash Ahead, this is a test.

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[The Sceptical Chymist]

I'm sorry,  what's going on here?  I don't see your point, OP.  Stocks are getting repriced after hours?

I don't read anything by zerohedge anymore,  after I became convinced they're tools for the precious metals industry.

[Meuh6879]

I point the flash crash with circuit breaker.

we don't have this on exchange for crypto-currency (and that why it's a fair market, you can loose and you can win freely).

[1Referee]

(and that why it's a fair market, you can loose and you can win freely).

You can freely win and lose? Sure..... Till exchanges reverse trades, as has happened already (hint, Gemini and GDAX). I think you shouldn't underestimate how centralized this market in reality is.

[Meuh6879]

Till exchanges reverse trades, as has happened already (hint, Gemini and GDAX).

I don't use corrupted exchanges (ie. licencied exchanges like NY licence).
And we already others actors that they freeze bitcoins, too : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuI-8EwqIS8

[gentlemand]

Till exchanges reverse trades, as has happened already (hint, Gemini and GDAX).

I don't use corrupted exchanges (ie. licencied exchanges like NY licence).
And we already others actors that they freeze bitcoins, too : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuI-8EwqIS8

And non Gemini places aren't corrupt? Do you believe Bitfinex is a paragon of clarity and integrity? Or the Chinese casinos back in the day?

Ultimately all of them have the capacity to rape their customers and I suspect many do. Either by front running, messing with orders, freezing trades to customers while they can still trade and on and on.

A genuinely trustworthy exchange has yet to come to light. All of them are up to something either through malevolence or incompetence.

[Meuh6879]

It's the P2P essence.
You can loose or win or both.

And it's good because banksters always win ... now.
And this, it's bad ... very very bad.

[cpfreeplz]

Till exchanges reverse trades, as has happened already (hint, Gemini and GDAX).

I don't use corrupted exchanges (ie. licencied exchanges like NY licence).
And we already others actors that they freeze bitcoins, too : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuI-8EwqIS8

What exchange in what jurisdiction doesn't have to go through proper AML/KYC regulations? If they don't have to do that what's stopping them from bending you over and goxxing you so hard you pass out?

[audaciousbeing]

When it comes to the issue if trading stocks or commodities to me, there is no crash rather its about winning and losing while some people who lose will shout crash, others who win will continue to make noise about making the most intelligent decision they could have whether by default or by artificial influence. In the case of NASDAQ, I believe there are still some big manipulators its just for anyone trading to be smart about when to either leave or stay

[Wind_FURY]

I'm sorry,  what's going on here?  I don't see your point, OP.  Stocks are getting repriced after hours?

I don't read anything by zerohedge anymore,  after I became convinced they're tools for the precious metals industry.

It is probably nothing but a glitch in their system. The nice thing about it is there are regulators and people overseeing the system to check if there is fraud or if someone is exploiting the system.

In Bitcoin we are all on our own.

[anga3636]

I'm sorry,  what's going on here?  I don't see your point, OP.  Stocks are getting repriced after hours?

I don't read anything by zerohedge anymore,  after I became convinced they're tools for the precious metals industry.

It is probably nothing but a glitch in their system. The nice thing about it is there are regulators and people overseeing the system to check if there is fraud or if someone is exploiting the system.

In Bitcoin we are all on our own.

Individuals at Nasdaq have said this was only a glitch. As indicated by them this glitch happened because of the shameful utilization of testing information that was sent to suppliers, and it was on account of they needed to guarantee that framework is appropriately working. These sorts of occasions are normal to happen on sites since support tests are done to guarantee the respectability of sites. Be that as it may, there was no effect on exchanging and relatively few individuals are influenced by it. On Nasdaq these sort of flitches are accounted for typical by many individuals.