Check this blog, most queries are answered here already: http://zerodha.com/z-connect/tradez...oftware-version/stop-loss-orders-limit-market
In a SL orders are triggered based on LTP(last traded price) and not on Bid/ask. As soon as the price moves above/below LTP on the exchange order gets triggered and your limit order is placed.
1st example, if market is falling fast, if LTP is 220 or lower, your SL is triggered and selling limit order at 215 is placed. if the LTP drops to below 215 by the time your order reaches the exchange your selling limit at 215 becomes a pending order.
Vice versa in case of buying SL
In a SL orders are triggered based on LTP(last traded price) and not on Bid/ask. As soon as the price moves above/below LTP on the exchange order gets triggered and your limit order is placed.
1st example, if market is falling fast, if LTP is 220 or lower, your SL is triggered and selling limit order at 215 is placed. if the LTP drops to below 215 by the time your order reaches the exchange your selling limit at 215 becomes a pending order.
Vice versa in case of buying SL
ex - http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/06/stoplossorderdetails.asp
But searching now i also see that some say only LTP triggers it. So maybe it can be different for each exchange/broker. Sorry for repeating question.
Again Snap Quote shows only the first bid/ask and rest are 0 ...
Edit - If i keep it open, it usually fills up fine (from showing 0s to proper values). This problem seems to be more pronounced for smaller stocks perhaps because they are less active. Only get this problem once in a while.
Edit - If i keep it open, it usually fills up fine (from showing 0s to proper values). This problem seems to be more pronounced for smaller stocks perhaps because they are less active. Only get this problem once in a while.
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