How do I find live stock orders?
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How do I find live stock orders?
Here are a few of the best free real-time stock charting platforms to check out.
- TradingView. TradingView provides real-time stock charts that are visually appealing and can be customized with hundreds of technical indicators.
- StockCharts.
- Google Finance.
Are market orders visible?
Stop-Limit Orders. A limit order is visible to the entire market. Traders know you are looking to make a trade and your price informs other prices. You can then set a limit order so that the trade doesn’t execute until a given limit price is reached.
Can you see pending stock orders?
Pending Transactions is a list all of the trades that have been entered but have not yet been executed. A trade will appear in Pending Transactions after it has been entered and will remain there until it goes through and appears in your portfolio.
Where can I monitor the stock market?
Summary table
| Stock tracking app | Cost | Standout feature |
|---|---|---|
| Morningstar | $145 per year subscription fee | Portfolio X-Ray |
| SigFig Portfolio Tracker | Free portfolio tracker; paid investment management options | Free Portfolio Tracker |
| Yahoo! Finance | Free version; paid option is $34.99 monthly or $349.99 for the year. | Real-time news |
Are stock orders public?
So, effectively, NO! Most exchanges have some order types which are not fully visible. Iceberg orders (where part of the volume is hidden and used to refresh the visible portion, each time the visible has been executed). Others might be stop loss orders which do not appear on the book until a trigger price is reached.
Is a stop order visible?
A stop order isn’t visible to the market and will activate a market order when a stop price has been met. A stop order avoids the risks of no fills or partial fills, but because it is a market order, you may have your order filled at a price much higher than you were expecting.
Who can see limit orders?
The second is that a limit order can be seen by the market; a stop order can’t until it is triggered. For example, if you want to buy an $80 stock at $79 per share, then your limit order can be seen by the market and filled when sellers are willing to meet that price.
What is the best app to track your stocks?
Best stock tracking app for Android: M1 Finance….While one of the stock trading apps above likely suits your needs, there are more apps worth looking into, such as:
- Yahoo! Finance.
- Seeking Alpha.
- StockTwits.
- E-Trade.
- TDAmeritrade.
- Robinhood.
Are my stocks public record?
No. Stock market trading is private. The only exception are 1\% owners or greater of public traded companies who must disclose when they expect to trade because they may have a significant effect on the company. These executives are commonly called “Insiders”.
How do I place a stock order?
In order to place a stock trade, the order type has to be specified before the trade gets executed. With the exception of the market order, all orders need to be provided with a time in force selection, meaning how long the order should stay active until it is filled. A good-to-cancel…
Is it possible to see the order type of an exchange?
The simple answer for most exchanges is yes, and you have to work for the exchange in a regulatory/compliance/surveillance role – and you had better not act on it. So, effectively, NO! Most exchanges have some order types which are not fully visible.
Why are market orders not shown in the order book?
Market orders are not shown in the order book, instead they are shown in the trade history column to indicate market activity. They are considered »active« trades, because they move the market price to the level of the last order they consume. Here is an example of an order book on the USD/ Bitcoin BTC, 1.09\% market on Bittrex .
How does trading work in the stock market?
When a trader places an order to sell on the exchange, it is called an »ask«, and when a trader places an order to buy, it is called a »bid«. When the exchange finds a counterparty to an order, it will fill the order, closing both the bid and the ask. When this happens a trade is successfully executed.