- Click on cover order entry under the menu “orders and trades” or can use the short cut key Shift + F1 for buying cover order and Shift + F2 for selling cover order.
- Once the order is placed, you can see the pending SL order in your Order Book as shown below. Once the SL is placed, it can be modified by selecting the pending order in your Order Book (F3). Note that the SL can only be modified as a SL order in the range that is provided in the Cover Order window.
- To exit a Cover Order position, you need to go the order book, click on the pending SL and click “Exit” as shown in the pic below. This is the only way you can exit Cover Orders. You cannot partially exit a Cover Order, they have to be entered and exited in a single order.
can we exit from BO before SL or target hit?
Hello Shashidhar,
You cannot simply exist BO without SL and target is hit. Either of the two (SL and Target) has to be executed to complete BO. Once your 1st order is executed, your SL and target order will be shown in open orders immediately. If you want to exit from BO, you need to modify SL or target order so that it gets executed and your BO order is considered to be completed. You cannot cancel SL or target order. In case your 1st order is in pending then you have the option to cancel your 1st order. After executing 1st order, you cannot cancel SL and target order.
How to sell future any comp shate
Hello Mr.Patil,
Kindly call us at 022-61208000. Our team will explain you on how to trade in futures. You may also do your own research on google for your better understanding.
Can we use co and bo for intraday options?
Yes, you can use CO/BO for intraday options. For more information, please click here to know the intraday exposures in different segments.
what is the difference between CO & BO , orders
Hi Krishna,
Both Cover and Bracket orders have their own advantages. The cover order is a 2 leg order in which 1st leg will be your buy/sell action and sub leg will be a stop loss order. On the other hand, bracket order is a 3 leg order in which 1st leg will be your buy/sell action and sub legs will be target and stop loss orders.