Order Placement

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What are Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)?

What are Exchange Traded Funds(ETF’s)? Find a clear answer in this FAQ by 021 Trade.

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What happens if the option contract is not squared off on the expiry date?

What happens if the option contract is not squared off on the expiry date? Find a clear answer in this FAQ by 021 Trade.

What does Charges on the 021 Trade order window mean?

What does Charges on the 021 Trade order window mean? Find a clear answer in this FAQ by 021 Trade.

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What does Day, Immediate and Minutes Validity mean?

What does Day, Immediate and Minutes Validity mean? Find a clear answer in this FAQ by 021 Trade.

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What are the reasons for order rejection?

What are the reasons for order rejection? Find a clear answer in this FAQ by 021 Trade.

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Why are intraday orders not allowed for some stocks?

Why are intraday orders not allowed for some stocks? Find a clear answer in this FAQ by 021 Trade.

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Can shares be bought on one exchange and sold on another?

Can shares be bought on one exchange and sold on another? Find a clear answer in this FAQ by 021 Trade.

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How to place basket order?

How to place basket order? Find a clear answer in this FAQ by 021 Trade.

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Why was the buy GTT order rejected?

GTT buy orders are rejected when funds are insufficient at the time of execution — even if you had enough when placing the order. Learn how to avoid GTT rejections on 021 Trade.

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Can Arbitrage Trading be Done Between Two Exchanges?

Yes, arbitrage trading between NSE and BSE is possible by buying low on one exchange and selling high on the other — learn how it works and what costs to consider.

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Why are sold shares bought back on the same day?

When you sell shares using the Intraday option instead of the Longterm option, you are participating in intraday trading, where all positions must be closed within the same trading session. By selecting intraday, it indicates that you intend to sell and buy back the same shares on the same day.

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How can I buy shares for Intraday trading?

1. Log in to your trading account. 2. Search for the stock you want to trade. 3. Click on Buy. 4. Select the product type as Intraday. 5. Enter the quantity and price (Market or Limit). 6. Review the order details and click on Confirm/Place Order.  Once executed, the

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How can I regenerate my CDSL TPIN if I've forgotten it?

* To regenerate a new TPIN from CDSL website, follow these steps: 1. Visit edis.cdslindia.com/home/generatepin. 2. Enter your 16-digit demat ID and PAN.(Path: Profile → Demat → BO ID) 3. Enter the captcha and tap on Next 4. Enter the OTP received on the registered email and number.

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What is market depth and how to view it on Carbon?

Market Depth is a valuable feature that reveals the top 5 buy (Bid Prices) and sell (Ask Prices) orders for a stock, helping traders gauge demand and supply at various price levels. By showing the current buying and selling interest, this tool supports informed trading decisions and provides valuable insights

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Why was the limit order executed at the market price instead of the specified limit price?

A limit order allows clients to buy or sell a stock at a specific price or a better price. In simpler terms, a buy limit order will only execute at the limit price or a lower price, never at a higher price. On the other hand, a sell limit order

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How will NSE’s self-trade prevention mechanism affect Cover Orders?

In 2015, the NSE introduced a Self-Trade Prevention (STP) mechanism to prevent clients from unintentionally executing trades against their own orders in the same scrip. If an active order (a newly placed order intended to match an existing one) is likely to match a passive order (an existing unmatched order)

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Why did the market order in the pre-open session change to a limit order?

The pre-open session, captures all orders to determine the equilibrium price during the session. This happens to ensure fair price discovery and to prevent market orders from executing at extreme or unfavorable prices when regular trading begins. If any market order is not fully matched during the pre-open session, the

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What is an After Market Order (AMO)?

An After Market Order (AMO) is a type of order that allows you to place trades outside of regular trading hours. These orders are stored in the broker's system and executed when the market opens. You can use AMOs for all types of products, including intraday and overnight.

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Why does one receive an SMS and Email from NSE, and BSE when trading?

When you trade in the stock market, you receive confirmations of your activity from both the National Stock Exchange as well as the Bombay Stock Exchange. This is part of a regulatory mechanism to ensure that investors are aware of and have authorised the transactions that take place in their

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What is the validity of the CDSL authorisation?

The CDSL Transaction Personal Identification Number (TPIN) authorization is valid for one day, allowing clients to authorize their the sale of all their holdings as required using the same TPIN. Authorizations can be made between 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM and will be applied to trades for that

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How to generate the CDSL TPIN required to authorise sales from my holdings?

Central Depository Services Limited (CDSL) is a depository, which is a financial institution that holds and manages securities, such as stocks and bonds, in an electronic form on behalf of investors. The CDSL Transaction Personal Identification Number (CDSL TPIN) is a secure, 6-digit PIN provided by CDSL to the investor.

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Ever Wonder What Happens After You Click Buy or Sell?

You hit BUY. Or SELL. Feels instant, right? But between your click and the actual trade happening, there’s a whole system of checks, routes, and approvals firing in the background. It’s invisible, and honestly, most traders never think about it. Here’s the reality: your order doesn’t