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Specific stock wont allow me to sell - others will


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I have recently set up an account last month and have bought/sold several shares. I am currently holding a share I bought last week that I would like to sell, but whenever I try to sell it I receive the following error:

"You are trying to sell more than you currently own. Please check working orders and try again."

This happens whether I try and sell all of them, or just 1 of them, and I can see my current position is 5 (so I should be able to sell at least 1). I am still able to sell other shares, just not this specific one.

Does anyone have an idea as to why this messages keeps coming up?

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