Market Order |
A market order is an order to buy or sell a stock at the best available price. A market order can be matched at more than one price level. Unmatched quantity (if any) will be automatically cancelled. Market orders are allowed only during open trading sessions. |
Market to Limit Order |
A market-to-limit order is submitted as a market order to execute at the current best market price only. Unmatched quantity (if any) will be converted to a limit order at price equal to the last executed price. Market-to-limit orders are allowed only during open trading sessions. |
ATO (At the Open) / ATC (At the Close) |
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FAK (Fill and Kill) |
An order to buy or sell a stock immediately on the condition that any remaining portion of the trade which is unmatched will be cancelled. |
FOK (Fill or Kill) |
An order to place a trade immediately and completely; if the specified conditions cannot be met immediately, the order is cancelled. FOK orders are allowed only during open trading sessions. |
Iceberg |
An iceberg order is a high volume order that has been equally subdivided into smaller lots so that only the portion of the total order which is currently being executed is visible. The broker specifies the subdivided portion of the order to be published in the order book. When the published portion of the order is executed, the next remaining suborder is made available for trade until the entire high-volume order has been executed. Iceberg order must be divided into no more than 100 suborders. |
Overnight Order |
Investors can send Overnight Order to kept in SET’s trading system. The queue for Overnight Order is based on order entry time at first place. The allowed order types are:
The additional conditions for Overnight Order are:
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