Market Depth
- Thread starter rajsingh
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will seniors explain the Market Depth in detail.
it is the small box shown for particular scrip for that particular day... showing information of 5 bid and ask prices ( at a time ) for that scrip for that day....
my queries r ...
1) bid prices r shown in lower denominations say like 75, 74.95, 74.85, 74.80 etc.. while ask r shown in grater denominations like 75.10, 75.15, 75.25...and so on...
how the prices moves.... on the basis of the time of order placed by the customers or any other criteria ?
2) it also shows the total buy qty and total sales qty.... is this the qty already bought / sold or the qty. which is still pending.
it is the small box shown for particular scrip for that particular day... showing information of 5 bid and ask prices ( at a time ) for that scrip for that day....
my queries r ...
1) bid prices r shown in lower denominations say like 75, 74.95, 74.85, 74.80 etc.. while ask r shown in grater denominations like 75.10, 75.15, 75.25...and so on...
how the prices moves.... on the basis of the time of order placed by the customers or any other criteria ?
2) it also shows the total buy qty and total sales qty.... is this the qty already bought / sold or the qty. which is still pending.
I presume you want to know about market breadth, right?
These are also known as internal market momentum studies and comprises of studies such as the advance-decline ratio, net new highs etc.
For example, NSE has say total 960 stocks. If on a particular day 300 advanced and 660 declined, we can say that the market breadth was poor.
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These are also known as internal market momentum studies and comprises of studies such as the advance-decline ratio, net new highs etc.
For example, NSE has say total 960 stocks. If on a particular day 300 advanced and 660 declined, we can say that the market breadth was poor.
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If u want a buy a stock u hav to look for ask prices. Similarly if u want to sell u look for ask price. Yes as the sauda's get done the Bid asks chenge continuosly. Say u place an Buy order of 100 Gujrat Ambuja shares ur order will be reflected in bid area. If i place Sell order of 110 shares my order will be shown in the ask area. Now, since both our orders are at Rs say 108 the deal is done and we both get our orders executed. But the remianing 10 will still show on the ask screen, till another one doesnt want to sell at the rate.
Total buy/sell qty is trades already done.
Total buy/sell qty is trades already done.
Here's what Wikipedia says http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_depth
No, market orders will be executed without queuing in the books. The only way to identify a large market order is as it comes. Where there is a large market buy order, you will find the ask price jumping higher and higher. Similarly when there is a large selling ordert you will find the bid price slipping lower and lower.
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