Hi all,
N00b here,
Doing all sort of research before entering in real market (mainly for intra-day).
While researching what all things can be avoided in an intraday trading scenario to minimize losses, this occurred to me and i can not figure out a proper resolution of my query-
What happens when buy and sell transactions exceed the actual volumes in the market for a particular equity?
Or just assume an opposite case scene.
Is there a technical term for this like upper circuit
/ lower circuit or price bands etc? http://www.nseindia.com/products/content/equities/equities/price_bands.htm
I am asking this, as I do not want to stuck in a situation where i cannot able to sell my stocks at the end of the day to square off my position and then the worse case arrive of delivery shortening and NSE penalty 20% etc etc.
Any reply or guiding light would be heartily appreciated.
Regards
N00b here,
Doing all sort of research before entering in real market (mainly for intra-day).
While researching what all things can be avoided in an intraday trading scenario to minimize losses, this occurred to me and i can not figure out a proper resolution of my query-
What happens when buy and sell transactions exceed the actual volumes in the market for a particular equity?
Or just assume an opposite case scene.
Is there a technical term for this like upper circuit
/ lower circuit or price bands etc? http://www.nseindia.com/products/content/equities/equities/price_bands.htm
I am asking this, as I do not want to stuck in a situation where i cannot able to sell my stocks at the end of the day to square off my position and then the worse case arrive of delivery shortening and NSE penalty 20% etc etc.
Any reply or guiding light would be heartily appreciated.
Regards