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The chart has updated, within minimum volume as would be expected, but it still doesnt show it dipping to 3671, the lowest is shown as 3674

Sorry, I meant bid and the lowest I see the chart reach is 3726

It's me again. Last week I placed a buy on Pfizer with a very generous stop down to 3671 allowing for their results this week. This morning I have been stopped out with that price being quoted as the exact low, yet when I look at the chart and adjust the price to ask as you suggest, it doesn't get anywhere close to that low. I am another £200 down and it is the fourth time in a month when I have been stopped out with the price just nudging my stop then recovering. Whilst not appearing paranoid on a Monday morning, that seems more than unlucky

Thank you Caseynotes, that is clear and adds to my sum of knowledge. Twice I have been stopped out by a point or two in the last week, very frustrating, but your explanation is very helpful thank you

I apologise if this is covered elsewhere, I have tried searching. Today I placed a long spread bet on the Dow at 23,434 and set a generous 200 point (actually 209) stop loss at 23,225. The trade at one time was up 75 but from there it ran down close to the stop loss. By chance, the lowest point according to the chart was 23,226 but the stop loss was triggered and I suffered a 209 point loss. Since then the market has recovered and I would now be about 200 points ahead. I appreciate the market is choppy at the moment but when is a stop a stop? Might it have been triggered at 23,227 or 23,230? ,