A limit order is a type of order to either buy or to sell a security at a specified price. The order will either get executed at the limit price mentioned by you at the time of order placement or would not get executed at all. If the price does not reach the limit price, the order will remain pending until cancelled at the end of the day.
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 ...
Limit orders get executed only at the specified price and will remain pending until that price is reached. Sometimes, these orders may not get executed at all.
If your market order in the options segment is getting rejected at FYERS, it's likely due to our policy to safeguard traders from poor execution in illiquid markets. Here's a breakdown of when market orders are allowed and when they aren't. When are ...
GTT, or Good Till Trigger, is an advanced order type that allows you to set Buy or Sell orders at a predetermined price, which remains active until the trigger condition is met — or for a maximum of one year from the date of order placement. What is ...
This error appears when the trigger price you’ve entered for your Stop or Stop-Loss order is not valid based on the current market price (LTP – Last Traded Price). The trigger price determines when your pending order becomes active and is sent to the ...