Just had a question as I didn't know if this was how it's usually done, but I made a stock purchase on fidelity when prices dropped down to like 17.90 however the market closed that day at 18.10 for the stock. I'm wondering if there was something I did wrong when purchasing through fidelity that the 17.90 wasn't locked in at time of purchase or if there is a way to prevent the purchase when prices spike that drastically after scheduling them, as I really did not want these stocks at this high of a price point, and it seems a bit ridiculous to be locked into a purchase at a much higher price than you tried to buy something for.
Maybe that's just how it works, but want to make sure I'm not just missing something here that could save me money in the future.
Submitted April 11, 2024 at 02:48AM by squirlz333 https://ift.tt/70mH9e2
