Each stock has a certain limit upto which it can move, for a given day. This is called circuit filter. For example Amaraja Batteries has a circuit of 20%…meaning it can move up or down maximum of 20% on given day. When it hits +20% it called upper circuit freeze and when it hits -20% it is called lower circuit freeze.
Note : there is no circuit filter for derivative stock.
So when a stock hits upper circuit, it means there is strong buying and it cannot move up any further for the day.
Thanks Karthik, So lets lest im buying stock abc at 1.75 rs and its upper circuit is 2 rs. so If I have purchased 1000 qty at rs 1.75 and it hits upper circuit, does my profit get realized?
You need to wait until the stock is released from the circuit, the next day. It is possible that in the opening few minutes itself it will hit the circuit again. This can happen for few more days, in such very illiquid stocks.
The shares will be lying in your demat account, until you find a chance to sell those off.
What happens if i buy the stock in MIS and upper circuit is reached?Whether the position will be automatically squared off or it will be c/f next trading day?
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do the client get the proof i.e. at what actual price the auction settlement happened
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how can the client verify his auction trade ? @siva-reddy @Karthik