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What is F&O execution range?
Execution range is a price range within the circuit limits (operating range), on both sides of a ‘reference price’ of the contract only within which orders will get executed. The base price of the contracts on subsequent trading days – At market open, shall be the daily close price.
What is strike price is outside the allowed range?
Strike Price is Outside the Allowed Range Meaning It means that you are trying to place an order at a value which is not included in the range offered by exchange at the time. This restriction is only for new long positions in option trading.
Does F&O stocks have circuit?
F&O stocks don’t have any circuit limit mainly for following reasons… Because Futures and Options don’t have their own value, those values are derived from the underlying stock price.
How do you avoid freak trades?
According to him, these freak trades can be avoided by placing a limit order. A limit order is a type of order to purchase or sell a security at a specified price or better.
What is open order Zerodha?
When you place a limit order, the order is placed and open until the scrip hits the desired price. Therefore, this is one of the reasons your order could be pending on Kite. Learn more on Limit Orders here.
What is F&O in stock market?
Futures and Options (F&O) are the most common derivative contracts where two parties enter into a contract. It is speculative in nature and considered a safer option than the share market. Due to the strong element of speculation, the F&O segment usually sees hedgers or speculators trading in it.
What is CE and PE in Zerodha?
The CE and PE full form in stock market is CE – Call Option and PE Put Option.
What stocks have no circuits?
Stocks that are traded in the derivatives segment do not have any circuit breakers. On the Indian stock exchanges, an index-based market-wide circuit breaker system applies at three stages of the index movement on either side, viz. at 10 per cent, 15 per cent and 20 per cent.
What is Freaktrade?
A Freak Trade is an erroneous trade where the price hits an abnormal level for a fraction of a second and then returns to the previous level. The error may happen due to manipulations, human errors, or technical glitches.