Why do I receive an error message, "Order could have resulted in trade beyond mark-up price," while placing an order in Flip?
The error message "Order could have resulted in trade beyond mark-up price" means your market order was rejected by the exchange because it risked executing at a price too far from the last traded price (LTP).
Why Does This Happen?
- Price Protection: Exchanges use Market Price Protection (MPP) or Limit Price Protection (LPP) to stop freak trades.
- Percentage Limits: Market orders can only execute within a specific percentage range above or below the current LTP (such as within a set percentage or absolute value).
How to Fix It?
- Specify the exact price you are willing to accept instead of leaving it to the market.
- Check Liquidity: Trade during high-volume hours or pick more active contracts.
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