Buying or selling the wrong stock, volume or price.

It's important to be mindful of the details when placing orders to avoid buying or selling the wrong stock, volume, or price. Once an order is executed, it becomes final and cannot be reversed, even if there was an error.

In the event that you make a mistake, here are a few options you can consider to address the situation:

1. Selling the incorrectly bought stock/volume: If you accidentally purchased the wrong stock or bought more shares than intended, you may choose to sell the excess quantity to correct your position. Please keep in mind that selling shares may involve transaction costs, and you should consider any potential tax implications.

2. Buying the incorrectly sold volume: If you accidentally sold a portion of your holdings or sold shares at the wrong price, you may decide to buy back the volume you intended to keep. It's important to be aware that availability of shares at your desired price or quantity may vary.

3. Carefully evaluate your personal circumstances or seek out professional advice and consider any potential tax consequences associated with these options. Additionally, remember that you are responsible for any brokerage fees and ensuring the availability of funds in your linked bank account for the settlement of your trades.

If you have concerns or need further guidance, feel free to contact the service team.