mistrade

A trade that is made at an obviously incorrect price; or the act of making such trades.

The proposed rule change would also add language that would make it clear that the party responsible for a mistrade would be required to report to the OOM Help Desk the details of any transactions conducted pursuant to Part A or B of the Error Trade Policy that occurred outside of the OneChicago system.

With the rise of electronic trading, such 'error trades' or 'mistrades' have turned out to be a major regulatory challenge, even long before the 'flash crash' (2010). In Germany, the handling of mistrades belongs to the few trading details that retail investors care about and that, as a consequence, marketplaces use to differentiate their trading systems from the competition.

A trade that does not turn out well and is a cause for regret, or the act of making such trades.

Looking at failures and mistrades in the markets is just as helpful as showing how profitable a strategy may be.

When the vows are purposively made, Why is there a curse of mistrade?

To trade badly or unfairly.

In his own interest the owner of a brand should not allow any distributor to mistrade upon a reputable name.

For what can he have done with all that money taken upon me which I have accepted, besides 100l. sterling there taken the 10th January of Samuel de Fisher which I must protest, since he cannot have misspent nor mistraded already so much?