Why is my market order protected? Market Price Protection ensures your market order is converted to a limit order within a predefined price range. The goal? To safeguard you from sudden and extreme price movements, especially in volatile or illiquid markets. The implementation is in alignment with key circulars issued by the NSE and BSE, …
Keeping up with the stock market is all about timing and context, and with our latest update, staying informed has become more streamlined and accessible. We’ve redesigned the alerts experience on Angel One to be more intuitive, visual, and aligned with how you monitor market movements. With this update, you can now set up alerts …
The Indian stock market typically remains closed on public and national holidays. This week, trading will be suspended for 3 days, from April 28 to May 4. The week includes special observances such as Labour Day and Maharashtra Day on May 1. It’s important to note that stock market holidays are separate from public and …
Options trading can often involve navigating multiple tabs, comparing charts, and trying to place trades before the premiums move. These steps can make the process time-consuming and prone to error. To help address this, Angel One introduces ‘Trade on Index’—a feature that enables you to manage index options trades directly from the index chart interface, …
Controlling your trading risks shouldn’t feel like solving a jigsaw puzzle. If you’ve ever found Stop Loss (SL) and Target configurations too complicated, you’re not alone. At Angel One, we’ve listened and simplified the entire process. Now, setting Stop Loss and Target orders is quick, intuitive, and hassle-free—just the way it should be. Why Managing …
SEBI Circular about 2-factor authentication According to a circular that came into force on 30th September, 2022, depository participants were compelled to ask their users to fill in a 2-factor authentication system for logging into their online platforms each time they want to open their app. However, Angel One has found a solution to simplify …
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