The last traded price (LTP) usually differs from the closing price of the day. This because the closing price of the day is the weighted average price of the last 30 mins of trading. The last traded price of the day is the actual last traded price. ...
The red and green arrows beside the Last Traded Price (LTP), is for us to understand the direction of change for the LTP compared to its previous value. When the price goes up: There is a green arrow beside the LTP. When the price goes down: There is ...
Yes. Reason for doing square off of short position is to avoid short delivery in the exchange and to avoid auction penalty. IIFL tries to square off short positions of non derivative scrips before price on the upper side. There might be chances that ...
Following information are available in each trade's position: Stock symbol of the scrip Quantity Average Price Last Traded Price MTM Type of Order - Delivery, Intraday, BO, CO and so on.
There should be a price gap of at least 0.5% between Last Trade Price (LTP) and Entry price of any leg of GTT. There should be a price gap of at least 1% between both legs of GTT if OCO GTT is being placed along with normal order. Relation between ...