Trade on Chart
Trade on Chart lets you trade without leaving the chart. Tap Buy or Sell at the market price, or set a limit entry line. Then drag your stop-loss and target to your levels and watch P&L and margin on the same screen. When the trade moves your way, trail the stop.
You tap search and open another stock. The chart switches in place.
You buy one lot at the market price.
You tap the position, then drag the stop-loss below the entry.
You drag the target to the level you planned.
You tap the stop-loss and its pencil, then turn on Trailing SL.
You set the trail rule and tap Save SL.
The price climbs, and the trailing stop follows it up.
The price reaches the target, and the trade closes.
The closed trade shows its P&L and charges.
Coverage: NSE and BSE stocks, indices, futures and options, and MCX futures and options. Some order tools need ZeroStake Pro, an optional plan in the app.
Tap Buy or Sell under the candles, or set a limit entry line at your price.
Drag the stop-loss and target handles to your levels, and move them when the plan changes.
Tap the pencil on the stop-loss, turn on Trailing SL and set how far the stop moves each time the price moves your way.
Show a stock, index or future with its option, two options, or one chart alone. Tap search in the trade hub to open another scrip.
See open P&L, average entry, lots and the margin the trade needs while it runs.
Place a GTT trigger that waits up to 7 days, with stop-loss and target exits at market or at a limit.
By default, the stop works like a stop-loss market (SL-M) order. When the price touches your trigger, the exit fills at the next price, which can be past the trigger. GTT orders also offer a stop-loss limit (SL-L).
Yes, when you turn on LiveFill. Orders can then fill in parts and at a worse price, more so on a harder Trading Difficulty level. With LiveFill off, an order fills in full at the last price.
A trailing stop-loss moves your stop with the price when the trade goes your way. It never moves back. In ZeroStake, tap the stop-loss on the chart, tap its pencil and turn on Trailing SL.
Yes. Open the chart for an index or stock option, a future or an MCX contract, and trade it the same way.
They go to Orders, Portfolio and your P&L Statement. From there, add a Trade Journal note.
