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Why is there no Kill Switch feature in FYERS trading platforms?
At FYERS, we aim to empower traders with tools that promote self-discipline rather than imposing restrictive measures. The Kill Switch, designed to temporarily disable trading or certain segments, might initially seem beneficial for managing trading ...
What does latency mean in trading?
In trading, latency refers to the time delay between the moment a trader places an order and when that order is executed on the exchange. This delay can be due to various factors including internet speeds, processing times, and system performance. ...
What does T+2 settlement mean?
The 'T+2' settlement represents the timeline for completing a security transaction. Here’s a breakdown: T (Transaction Day): The day the trade takes place. T+2: Refers to the fact that the finalisation of the transaction – both payment and receipt of ...
What does assignment mean in options?
In options trading, "assignment" refers to the obligation of the option seller to fulfil the terms of the option contract. For call options, this means the seller will have to sell the underlying asset at the strike price. Conversely, for put ...
What does repurchase price mean in mutual funds?
In the context of mutual funds, the repurchase price refers to the rate at which a closed-ended scheme buys back its units from investors. The repurchase price might be equivalent to the fund's Net Asset Value (NAV), or it could be slightly less if ...