Why does the stock price for my investment purchase or sale seem wrong?
The date and time listed in your portfolio activity feed correspond to when you initiated the purchase not when your trade was executed. We do not display the date and time your trade was actually executed, but it would typically be in the next trading window after you initiated a purchase. Remember, all trades are executed during our trading windows—we have one in the morning and in the afternoon.
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