#limit orders

Day Trading Strategies and Tips for Beginners

Day trading refers to market positions which are held only for a short time. Typically, the trader opens and closes a position the same day. But positions can be held for a period of time as well. The position can be either long (buying outright) or short (“borrowing” shares, then offering to sell at a certain price).

A day trader or intraday trader is looking to take advantage of volatility…

Pendle focuses co-incentives on limit orders to enhance liquidity

Pendle Finance shifts co-incentives entirely to limit orders, which now make up 71% of swap volume. Monthly trading volume has nearly doubled as a result.

Penny stocks are a unique segment of the stock market, characterized by their low price and high volatility. Trading in penny stocks can be both exciting and risky, offering the potential for significant gains but also the possibility of substantial losses. This article provides a comprehensive guide to penny stocks trading, exploring what they are, how they work, the benefits and risks involved,…

LMT is a short form for limit orders that are places by traders in NSE markets, Limit orders allow you to set a maximum purchase price for your buy order, or a minimum sale price for your sell orders. If the market doesn't reach your limit price.