Market orders on Tradejini are limited for certain contracts due to liquidity concerns. Illiquid contracts may have bid/ask prices with significant gap and may differ from the last traded price.…
The ‘Open Interest Limit’ on exchange is the maximum number of open contracts or positions that traders can hold for a specific financial instrument. This limit is in place as…
No, as per SEBI regulations, it is not allowed to rollover open F&O positions during a ban period for the traded contract. Rollover during a ban period is prohibited. …
TradeJini has embraced the SEBI-initiated interoperability (WEB) among Exchanges/Clearing Corporations, marking a significant evolution in settlement procedures. In the past, transactions conducted on NSE were cleared via NSE Clearing Limited,…
On the listing day, the market timings for a stock are as follows: Pre-Open Session (IPOs and Re-listed Scrips Order Entry): Time: 9:00 AM – 9:44/45 AM (approx) Action: During…
SEBI introduced Periodic Call Auctions (PCA) in 2013 to control volatility in illiquid stocks. Stocks that meet specific illiquidity criteria, such as an average daily number of trades less than…
Pre-opening Timing (9.00 a.m. – 9.15 a.m.) During this period, orders can be placed, modified, or canceled. Price determination for securities occurs from 9.08 a.m. to 9.12 a.m. The transition…
Pre-Open Market Session: The pre-open market session, exclusive to the equity segment, was introduced to minimize volatility and streamline the opening process of securities on both NSE and BSE. This…
Trading with Tradejini is not just about the present; it’s about a decade-long commitment to our customers since our establishment in 2012. With over 30,000 clients by 2023, all joining…
Holdings: Q: Where are my securities held, and what happens if TradeJini defaults? A: In TradeJini, your securities are securely held electronically with CDSL (WEB) – TradeJini is a depository…
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