Table of Contents
- 1 Why is my order not getting executed even though its been placed successfully?
- 2 Why is my order not getting executed in Zerodha?
- 3 Why is my stock purchase still pending?
- 4 Why didn’t my limit sell execute?
- 5 Why are my orders pending in Zerodha?
- 6 Does Zerodha charge for pending orders?
- 7 What is an executed order in Zerodha?
- 8 What are the call and trade charges in Zerodha?
- 9 Why is my order not getting executed even though successfully placed?
Why is my order not getting executed even though its been placed successfully?
This generally happens in penny stocks which have no liquidity. Similarly, when there is a lot of buying pressure & demand for a certain stock, there may be a lot of bids but no one willing to sell these shares. This is why even though the order is placed successfully and is an open order it may not get executed.
Why is my order not getting executed in Zerodha?
If a buy or sell order you have placed is rejected it could be due to one of many reasons like insufficient margin, incorrect use of order type, scrip not available for trading, stock group change etc.
Why is my stock purchase still pending?
If your stop or limit price hasn’t been reached, your order will remain pending until there’s a buyer or seller willing to trade at your specified price.
How long does it take for a stock to stop pending?
The Securities and Exchange Commission has specific rules concerning how long it takes for the sale of stock to become official and the funds made available. The current rules call for a three-day settlement, which means it will take at least three days from the time you sell stock until the money is available.
Why did my stop limit sell order not execute?
Why Some Stop-Limit Orders Don’t Sell However, if there isn’t a bid—or a combination of several bids—then your order won’t be executed. In widely traded stocks with high volume, this is usually not a problem, but in thinly traded or volatile markets, your order may not get filled.
Why didn’t my limit sell execute?
The order only trades your stock at the given price or better. But a limit order will not always execute. Your trade will only go through if a stock’s market price reaches or improves upon the limit price. If it never reaches that price, the order won’t execute.
Why are my orders pending in Zerodha?
If the order gets through the RMS & then also the OMS but doesn’t get sent to the exchange servers, the order status will be open pending, [When it shows open pending, it means that exchange hasn’t sent us the confirmation for the orders, as they haven’t received it yet.] So new orders have to be placed instead.
Does Zerodha charge for pending orders?
No, Zerodha doesn’t charge brokerage or any other fees for canceled orders. You get charged brokerage/fees/charges only for the orders that get executed and not for the orders that get rejected or canceled for any reason, whether auto-canceled or manually canceled.
How do I cancel a pending order on stock market?
To cancel a trade, click Cancel Pending next to the trade you would like to cancel. You will be asked if you are sure you want to cancel. Click OK and the trade will be cancelled; otherwise click Cancel and the trade will remain in Pending Transactions.
How long do stop orders last?
Stop orders designated as day orders expire at the end of the current market session, if not yet triggered. Good-till-canceled (GTC) stop orders carry over to future standard sessions if they haven’t been triggered. At Schwab, GTC remain in force for up to 60 calendar days unless canceled.
What is an executed order in Zerodha?
When you place an order with Zerodha which gets traded, it is called an executed order. You don’t pay for placing, cancelling or modifying an order; you pay only per executed order. Zerodha doesn’t charge per trade, Zerodha charge only for an executed order.
What are the call and trade charges in Zerodha?
Call and trade charges are applicable in two scenarios. 1. If you call Zerodha’s dealer desk and place an order, you will be charged Rs 50 + 18\% GST. Note: This charge is per order placed (successfully placed buy/sell orders, executed orders, rejected orders, cancelled orders)
Why is my order not getting executed even though successfully placed?
Why is my order not getting executed even though its been placed successfully? In certain situations, where there is extremely bad news regarding the company, the stock prices drop rapidly. Due to this, the stock hits lower circuit limits continuously on a daily basis and no new people come in to buy these shares.
How do I buy shares of ONGC in Zerodha?
You place a ‘buy’ order for 1000 shares of ONGC. This order may get executed in different trades (chunk) until the whole 1000 share is bought. However, Zerodha charges you only Rs 20 for the order that is placed, irrespective of how many trades it takes to complete the order.