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    J Santhosh Kumar
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    When we quote higher price the exchange will consider that we are ready to pay up to the quoted price and gets the order executed at the current market price. for the order type like selling or buying the system gives the best rate for the trader

    #85356
    Neha Narayanan
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    The exchange looks at the price as ‘EVEN UPTO’ and that the buyer is willing to pay upto that much for buying the shares. Thus, the deal/order is executed at the prevailing market price.

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    Divya E R
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    The last traded price for a stock is not necessarily the price that an investor can expect to pay for their purchase. The stock also includes bid and ask prices, which reflect the prices that are available to buyers and sellers at the time. Bid and ask prices are always changing as collective buying and selling moves markets from one moment to the next. Using limit orders rather than market orders can ensure that we are not paying more for the stock than what we intended.

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