Cover Order
What is a Cover Order? A Cover Order is a two-legged order where the trader simultaneously decides the initial buy/sell order (which can be the market order or limit order) along with the stop-loss order. … Read more
What is a Cover Order? A Cover Order is a two-legged order where the trader simultaneously decides the initial buy/sell order (which can be the market order or limit order) along with the stop-loss order. … Read more
Current Ratio is a quick analysis tool to check the near term financial strength of a firm. It measures the near term (1 year) ability of the firm to pay its liabilities. So, to correctly … Read more
Introduction Debt to equity ratio is one of the most commonly used financial metrics to gauge a company’s financial health. It is a measure of how much debt a company has relative to its equity. … Read more
Return on capital employed (ROCE) is a financial ratio that can be used to assess how well companies are generating profits from their invested money. In other words, ROCE tells us if the company in … Read more
Stop Loss Market Order Stop-loss market order or SL-M order for short is a specific type of stop-loss order in trading terminals provided by few brokers. For example here is the screenshot of stop loss … Read more
What is the meaning of Square Off in trading? In trading terminology, square off or squaring off a position means making a trading position net-zero by taking the reverse trade. Or in other words, you … Read more