The so-called stock pending order is the process that investors fill in the name, quantity and price of the stock to be bought or sold and hand it over to the trading system for trading. Stock pending order refers to the entrusted trading of stocks, and stock pending order is a necessary step in stock trading. Under normal circumstances, orders that are not closed on that day will automatically become invalid after reaching 15. So what are the trading rules of stock pending orders? Let's get to know each other.

Trading rules of stock pending orders

1 Time priority principle: when filing, priority is given to the declaration forms with the same price according to the filing time;

2 Price priority principle: when buying, the transaction is made at a higher price, when selling, the transaction is made at a lower price, and the same price is made at a time;

3. Decision-making principle: At the time of declaration, if the highest buying price and the lowest selling price are the same, the transaction will be made immediately.

It is worth mentioning that in order to increase the trading volume, many investors usually apply for pending orders after the securities business department completes the transaction on the settlement day, but in fact, the pending orders submitted the day before and 9: 0015 the next day will enter the exchange system at the same time.

The above is the introduction of the trading rules of stock pending orders, hoping to be helpful.