What are After Market Orders (AMO)?

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• What is Post-Market and can I place an order during Post-Market?

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• What is the effect of a market order?

  Market orders usually get executed immediately at the best prevailing prices in the market. The investor will not know the exact price at which the order will get executed while placing the order. For instance, let’s assume that the LTP of ABC stock ...