What does Limit Order mean ?
A ‘LIMIT’ order is an order to buy or sell a security at a specific price.
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How to place a Cover Order (CO)?
A Cover Order is an advanced intraday two-legged order.To put it simply, a Cover Order (CO) is a combination of a market order and a stop-loss order. You can buy or sell a stock as a market/limit order and additionally have the ability to specify a ...
How to place a Bracket Order (BO)?
A Bracket Order (BO) is an advanced intraday three-legged order that is accompanied by a compulsory Target and Stop Loss Order. Order 1: This can be either a Limit or a Market Order. All you have to do is enter the Price you would like to purchase a ...
How to place a Stop Loss order?
A stop-loss order is usually placed to minimize losses on a position. It allows you to place an order only when the market price of the stock reaches or crosses a specified price point also known as the ‘SL Trigger Price’. There are 2 types of ...
Why was my redemption order rejected?
There are different reasons for rejection of redemption order. Reasons are as follows: 1. If units are under Lockin Period then you can place redemption order post completion of Lockin period. 2. If the units are under Pledge, then first you will ...
Why was my redemption order rejected?
There are different reasons for rejection of redemption order. Reasons are as follows: 1. If units are under Lockin Period then you can place redemption order post completion of Lockin period. 2. If the units are under Pledge, then first you will ...