hi all ,
I want to clear some basic doubts about best 5 bids and offers
attached image shows market depth for ispat industries ,
BID Price : 17.80 , offer price : 17.85
I understand that bid price is the price that u would pay if u buy the stock at market and but i am not very clear about the offer price , correct me if am wrong about bid price idea . actually it will be better if some one explain me these terms in layman language ,
the market depth for ispat shows 22589 @17.80 in left side of the table , does that mean that 22589 shares are waiting to be sold at 17.80 , Can i also infer that any order for less than 22589 @ 17.80( say 10000) would get executed real time without getting
queued up . also another question on the same line if 2 order are received at same time one market order @ 17.80 and 1 limit order @17.80 when the current price = 16.80 then which will get executed first market . or limit
I think it is good to place a limit order with the market price to prevent urself from buying at higher than expected price due to very rapid prices
One more thing I would be very helpful if someone guides me on how orders are matched in the Nse and bse
I want to clear some basic doubts about best 5 bids and offers
attached image shows market depth for ispat industries ,
BID Price : 17.80 , offer price : 17.85
I understand that bid price is the price that u would pay if u buy the stock at market and but i am not very clear about the offer price , correct me if am wrong about bid price idea . actually it will be better if some one explain me these terms in layman language ,
the market depth for ispat shows 22589 @17.80 in left side of the table , does that mean that 22589 shares are waiting to be sold at 17.80 , Can i also infer that any order for less than 22589 @ 17.80( say 10000) would get executed real time without getting
queued up . also another question on the same line if 2 order are received at same time one market order @ 17.80 and 1 limit order @17.80 when the current price = 16.80 then which will get executed first market . or limit
I think it is good to place a limit order with the market price to prevent urself from buying at higher than expected price due to very rapid prices
One more thing I would be very helpful if someone guides me on how orders are matched in the Nse and bse
