What is a stop-loss order?

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• What is the stop-loss trigger price?

  Stop-loss orders are designed in such a way that the order remains inactive until the last traded price reaches the limit order price. The stop-loss trigger price enables the user to define at what price the stop loss order should get activated. Once ...

• Why am I getting an error stating 'Stop loss should be less than limit price'?

  The error 'Stop loss should be less than limit price' is a protective measure ensuring your trades are logically consistent. When placing a Buy order: Limit Price: Represents the maximum price you're willing to pay for a stock. Stop-Loss: Acts as a ...

• What is the effect of a stop-loss order?

  These orders can protect the investor against the sudden movement in the security’s price. Using these orders you can define the downside for your position

• What is a Bracket Order (BO)?

  It is an order which enables the investor to place two orders simultaneously. 1) The price at which he/she would sell the investment to book profits, 2) The price at which he/she would sell the investment to reduce losses. For example, suppose MR.X ...

• Why is my order rejected stating, "Provide a valid trigger price for placing an order. Your trigger price should be less than the LTP."?

  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 ...