Market orders execute at the best available price but may result in unfavourable execution due to: Price fluctuations – Rapid market movements can lead to unexpected execution prices. Low liquidity – If an asset has low trading volume, the order may ...
At FYERS, placing market orders in the MCX Options segment isn't feasible. Given that commodity derivatives, especially Options, witness low trading volumes in India, many of these options contracts are illiquid. Permitting market orders can ...
In simple words, a circuit breaker is a limit imposed on stocks or index to trade within the defined range. If this range is violated then that stock or index (In case of Index, trading will be halted on both indices) will come under circuit breaker ...
If you're experiencing rejections of market orders in the options segment at FYERS, it's due to changes in our trading policies. Here's what you need to know: Current Week/Month Contracts: Market orders are only allowed for contracts that expire in ...
A stop-limit a.k.a trigger-limit order is a specialised conditional order that combines features of both stop and limit orders. It allows investors to set a specific price range for their trades: Stop/Trigger Price: This initiates the order once ...