Put in an order at 8:00am on ING.  By 8:40, nothing, so I put in a cancel.  Nothing.   Less than 60 seconds after the market closed, my trade confirmation just happened to show up (what timing). The price?  $42.00 per share, which means the trade executed immediately upon opening.  Nasdaq said they had all trade backlog completed around 2:15pm EST.   What happened until 4:00:37 EST when ING said my order was filled?

Schwab grinds to a halt and provide anything except an orderly market!

On May 17 I placed a limited order of $45. The order was not filled when the stock opened. I arrived back at my home around 12 noon on the May 18 the order was not filled at that time. I cancelled the order at that time.

It was being reported on CNBC and other the Underwriters were being asked to step in to prevent or prop up the stock from falling below it original $38

I received a Trade Notification from Schwab well after the Cancel Order which was accepted by Schwab from my Computer. This was received on 5/18 at 1:13 PM well after the cancellation order. I noted the confusion and the lack of not stopping trading this stock, I sent another Email requesting a roll back of the Trade Notification, received at 1:13.

This morning I note I received a Trade Confirmation on 5/19 4:43 AM, It states I purchased my shares at $42 when the share closed at $38.23.

If the stock opened at 42.05 and closed at $38.23 this is a loss of value $3.82 per share, not the $.23 gain being reported on this page by MSN Money. 

 This is not orderly; the SEC should have stepped in and closed the trading on FB. The brokerages houses should have stopped trading FB.