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To place order one needs to have a Demat account registered with the exchange through a brokerage firm.
Different types of order are Buy(long position) and Sell(Short position) order.
When we buy shares through cash, the shares get credited in out Demat Account. This is called long position and is generally done with investment perspective.
For Intraday Trading the position needs to closed before the market ends.
Futures and Options contracts are valid as per the expiry dates mentioned in the contact or last Thursday of every month
Orders are placed through the Trading Account registered either directly with the Exchange or with a brokerage firm or DEMAT
there are 2 Types of order: Buy Order and Sell Order
In intraday validity is for a single day
In futures and option, the validity depends on the expiry date
How to place Order : To place an order you need to have a Demat Account registered with the Exchange through a brokerage firm.
Types of Order : There are Two types of Orders Buy Order & Sell Order.
Validity of Order : There are two types of Validity, 1. Intraday is valid for a single day, 2. Future and Options depends on the expiry date.
To place order one needs to have a Demat account registered with SEBI.
Types of order: Long and Short.
If it’s intraday order, then it’s oneday.
If it’s Cash and Carry, it depends on our interest to quit.
One can place an order by opening a DEMAT account which is registered with SEBI
There are 2 types of order Long & Short also known as buy & sell order
Validity Order consists of 2 types : Intraday – where validity is 1 day & has to be done before the market closes at 3.30 pm
: Futures & Options is where it depends on the expiry date listed in the contract
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