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[Zerodha]

sir
in my contract notes in some trades trade time is shown as 15.44. 16.09 pm
how it is possible in nifty future?

For every trade that gets executed on the exchange there is a counter party. At times the counter party can raise a request with the Exchange for Trade modification/Trade cancellation. In case the exchange receives such a request from the counter party of your trade, the trade time mentioned would be the "Last Modified time" of such trade.

In your case, the counter party may have raised a request with the Exchange and the time that shows is the last modified time for the particular trade. The time that is shown on the contract note is derived from the Trade Files of the Exchange and is not time stamped by Zerodha.

 

[doshiv]

Zerodha ,
Q3: Is it possible to see No of Buyers and No of sellers of a stock at any time ?
I guess ODIN has such a facility . Can I view the same in ZT ? what is it ?

Please clarify in detail.

 

[Deepika sahney]

For every trade that gets executed on the exchange there is a counter party. At times the counter party can raise a request with the Exchange for Trade modification/Trade cancellation. In case the exchange receives such a request from the counter party of your trade, the trade time mentioned would be the "Last Modified time" of such trade.

In your case, the counter party may have raised a request with the Exchange and the time that shows is the last modified time for the particular trade. The time that is shown on the contract note is derived from the Trade Files of the Exchange and is not time stamped by Zerodha.

Sorry could not understand this, how can trade be cancelled or modified when its executed. Pls explain what u r saying here

 

[doshiv]

http://zerodha.com/marketintel/Circulars/

http://zerodha.com/marketintel/InsiderTrading/

I know this was supposed to be put here on Friday, but we launched 2 tools under 1 main tool which we are calling Zerodha Market Intel,

Tool 1: Circulars, There are dozens of circular which are out by exchanges and regulators everyday. If there is anything of significance, we share it with a small note on it, so you don't have to look at the actual circular.

Tool 2: Insider Trading, I don't know how many of you know that almost 200 crores of MCX stock was sold by insiders in June and early July before the NSEL fiasco. Insiders of a stock are privy to more information than us, if there is any significant trade, we will spot it for you here.. We also have a propreitary indicator which suggests you how the insiders are feeling about their stock based on trades over 6 months.

This is a beta and the one which will be launched with our website will have an option to subscribe. So if you subscribe to circulars, you get an email as soon as any important circular is out and in case of Insider trading, you can set alerts on stocks, so if there is an insider trade on that stock or group of stocks, ,you get alerted.

Hopefully both of these will be of help, again announcing it first on Traderji.. ...

Please add GDR/FCCB issue to this.

 

[sachin928111]

For every trade that gets executed on the exchange there is a counter party. At times the counter party can raise a request with the Exchange for Trade modification/Trade cancellation. In case the exchange receives such a request from the counter party of your trade, the trade time mentioned would be the "Last Modified time" of such trade.

In your case, the counter party may have raised a request with the Exchange and the time that shows is the last modified time for the particular trade. The time that is shown on the contract note is derived from the Trade Files of the Exchange and is not time stamped by Zerodha.

but i had squared all my positions b4 3.30 then why such time? i m not blaming zerodha for this .this cud be an issue from exchange itself

 

[akhill]

Sorry could not understand this, how can trade be cancelled or modified when its executed. Pls explain what u r saying here

As per my understanding,

X has a buy order for 5000 NF. Y has a sell order of 500 NF.

Y's quantity is bought by X , but X's trade has not been completely executed yet. So, X later modifies his order to someother price at someother time.

It still reflects on Y's trade log because Y has been part of X's order and the order has been modified by X before complete execution.

Am I right Zerodha/sachin ?

 

[doshiv]

Will you pl. explain this in the circular ?
"However, the client shall have to authorize the intermediary to access his data
through UIDAI system."

 

[Trader J]

but i had squared all my positions b4 3.30 then why such time?

You can check your trade in NSE Website...........

 

[doshiv]

Will check what the issue is on your end, yes BSDA can be opened through ILFS

Can I convert my current a/c to BSDA ?

 

[Vertigo_1985]

Please do implement this if possible. Most of the professional traders enter through a limit order, say a pivot crack. Very rarely they use market orders other than emergency exit. Hope you will look into this

Niranjanam

request other traders to support if they think this feature would benefit them, zerodha will have to take notice if enough traders want it.