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What is an AMO?
An AMO or After-Market Order is for those people who are busy during market hours but wish to participate. You can plan your orders at leisure before the market opens and place an order after the market closes.
To place an AMO order, follow this:
1. Click on the stock you want to place an order from the watch list.
2. Click on Buy and Sell to place an order.
3. You will get the order entry. Fill the order entry and select the complexity ‘AMO’.
4. Click ‘Review’ and then ‘Buy or Sell’.
Here are the AMO timings for your reference:
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What is an AMO?
An AMO or After-Market Order is for those people who are busy during market hours but wish to participate. You can plan your orders at leisure before the market opens and place an order after the market closes.
To place an AMO order, follow this:
1. Login into your Upstox trading account, and choose the stock from the watch list to trade on.
2. Click on the Buy or Sell button to select your side. You should see this message, ‘Market is closed for the day. Don't worry, ---you can still schedule an order when the exchanges are closed ‘ (Only post market close).
3. Fill in other details and click on the Review button.
4. Verify the review details screen and swipe on ‘Swipe to submit order’.
5. You can verify the order status under the Orders tab.
Order Schedule facility is available in the time slots mentioned here:
When you schedule an order, you have to consider the closing price. However, you have the flexibility of choosing a price which is 5% more or less than the closing price.
For example, if the price of a stock you are buying is Rs. 100 at the end of the day, you have the option of choosing a price in the range of Rs. 95 and 105.
Using the previous example, if it is a buy order and is placed at +/-5% and the share price opens at Rs. 105 on the next trading day, your order is executed at Rs. 105.
Key features of Order Scheduling
1. Schedule orders can be 'delivery' or 'intraday'.
2. Stop loss orders and disclosed quantity orders are not allowed.
3. Limit orders should be placed at a price within the range specified by the exchange for the stock, or at the closing price of the day.
4. Scheduled order can be modified or cancelled before it is executed.
5. Scheduling is not allowed for order types i.e CO.