Articles tagged “Freak Trade”
7 articles.
- Why limit orders placed far from the LTP are rejected on Kite
Zerodha blocks limit orders in stock and index options placed 50% to 150% away from the LTP to prevent freak trades, while the exchange runs its own …
- SL-M orders blocked on BSE (and discontinued for NSE F&O)
BSE discontinued SL-M (stop-loss market) orders across all its segments, and NSE withdrew SL-M for index and F&O contracts, both to curb freak trades. Use an …
- Price Reasonability Range (PRR) and the execution range
The Price Reasonability Range, or execution range, is a dynamic band NSE and BSE set around a contract's reference price within which an order can execute, to …
- Market price protection on the Kite order window
Market protection on the Kite order window converts a market order into a protected limit order beyond a set percentage cap, guarding against freak fills.
- Market price protection in ATO (Alert Triggers Order)
Market price protection in an Alert Triggers Order (ATO) converts the auto-placed market order into a protected limit order when an alert fires, capping …
- Freak-trade loss penalty
Freak trades (extremely off-market executions) on NSE / BSE may trigger trade annulment or specific penalty treatment. Explains the framework.
- Freak trade square-off on Zerodha
When a freak trade triggers an exchange-mandated square-off, how Zerodha handles it. Covers the framework and the user's options.