What is the validity of a GTD order?
GTD refers to ‘Good Till Day’. In the event that these orders do not get executed immediately, they remain pending until the end of the trading day. After which, the exchange cancels all the pending orders.
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What is the validity of an IOC order?
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What is a Multi-Leg Order and how is it different from the Multi Order API (Bracket Order)?
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How to Place a Market Order on FYERS Trader?
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