Orders are matched on price, time priority.
Eg: If you place a buy order for Reliance at Rs.936, someone else places an order at 938, his order would be first in line to get executed.
If 2 orders are placed at the same price, then the order placed earlier would have preference for execution.
If you want to execute your orders in the first of the series (irrespective of the price) you can place a Market order exactly at 9:00:01 am. This will be taken into Pre-Market Session and possibly get executed between 9:08 to 9:15 am (The trading for the day has not even started). If by chance your market order is not matched, it will not execute, but will be pushed to regular market which opens @ 9:15 am. This will be pushed as limit order at opening price, but your order will be at the top of the list.
PreMarket session orders are having priority than AMO. But an AMO market order will sure execute but it is possible a Premarket Market order will not execute (since premarket orders are pushed as limit orders, and if price starts shooting down or up in the other direction of opening price).
Other option is to place an AMO at 6:30 pm the day before. This order will be collected by zerodha and pushed to NSE server at 9:15 when market opens. You can place both Market and Limit orders. I have seen AMO getting executed as quick as 9:15:07 etc.,
Why I said 6:30 is that, the more early u place, the more priority it gets.
P:S, whatever you do, you cannot be the first person in the queue, you can be one among the people whose orders are executed at early point.
You should also understand that there is option is to buy/sell the shares in the Post Market 3:40 to 4:00 pm on the day before itself.
Thank you very much. Now main question is how can I make sure that my order is executed first in the morning? What time and what kind of order need to be placed to make sure that it’s executed first in the morning (If the price is same)
Isn’t really possible to ensure that your order is the first to get executed.
Sorry, my query is what all we can do from our end to make sure it’s the first order? They should be having a method in selecting the orders. So what time we should place the order?
i am not sure about my below answer. someone from Zeordha must acknuowledge it. There is a facility called AMO after market orders, these can be placed previous day evening since 6.30 pm, so this may be helpful to place order before any other person. These AMO orders are submitted to exchanges from broker terminal at morning 9,15 market opening time.Bbut what i am not sure is, whether the AMO orders are submitted to the exchanges based on the time order they placed. so zerodha must tell it.
sir please describe below
PreMarket session orders are having priority than AMO. But an AMO market order will sure execute but it is possible a Premarket Market order will not execute (since premarket orders are pushed as limit orders, and if price starts shooting down or up in the other direction of opening price).
i have many times put market order buy or sell in pre market session but some times it not executed and show as limit order on 9.15. so as per your above discription if i am putting amo order on 6.30 pm then it not convert in limit order next day at 9.15am and executed what ever market price at 9.15am. please tell me or give me your contact number.
thnks
Sir recently i had order execution issue for BFO , I placed sell order for 85700 ce at 69 . The price remained above 69 for about 30 seconds even touched 74 my order remained unfilled . Spoke to MR SYED of ZERODHA that day … { 20240927569712 and please check this ticket i have uploaded full video of the incident ticket number 20240916900478 would be helpful to understand the problem cant upload video here } his explaination was there were buyers above 70 so ur order remained unfilled further i found his explaination bizzare so cretaed a ticket which was closed , upon reopening it MR SYED sent me this link to this article on QNA … so asking you whether the bizzare explaination offered by syed that there were no byers to fill my sell at 69 but there were buyers and sellers above 70 is it correct ? ( u can even get the conversation recording checked ) exchange had issue that day as told by other executive but his explaination was not correct i feel so request you to clarify … I feel orders get filled on best buy best sell basis just like ur reliance example 938 is best vs 936 … so i feel 69 is best sell vs 74 … please clarify this thank you …