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Understand markets, products and investing — in plain language. General educational information only, not investment advice.

Order Types

How orders work on PCJ Invest

Order typeWhat it does
Market orderBuys or sells immediately at the best available price.
Limit orderExecutes only at your chosen price or better.
Stop-loss (SL / SL-M)Triggers an order to limit losses once a price level is hit.
GTT (Good-till-triggered)A resting instruction that stays active until your trigger is met.
Cover / Bracket orderBuilt-in stop-loss (and target) for disciplined intraday trades.
Basket orderPlace many orders — or set up SIPs — together in one go.
Glossary

Key terms, quickly explained

TermMeaning
Demat accountHolds your securities electronically with a depository (NSDL/CDSL).
DP / DP IDDepository Participant — the broker that offers you demat services.
ISINA unique code that identifies each security.
NAVNet Asset Value — the per-unit price of a mutual fund.
LTPLast Traded Price of a stock or contract.
Lot sizeThe fixed quantity in one F&O contract.
MarginMoney or collateral needed to take a leveraged position.
STTSecurities Transaction Tax charged on trades.
ASBAApplication Supported by Blocked Amount — funds are blocked, not debited, for IPOs.
Expense ratioThe annual fee a fund/ETF charges, as a % of assets.
Circuit limitThe maximum up/down move allowed in a stock or index in a day.
SIPSystematic Investment Plan — investing a fixed sum at regular intervals.

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