When conducting investment transactions, entrusted transactions are a common trading method in investment transactions. Several common entrustment transactions include price limit entrustment, plan entrustment and market entrustment. Among them, market entrustment means that investors ask securities dealers to buy and sell stocks according to the current market price. So what do limit commission and plan commission mean? Is there any difference between the two? Let's get to know each other.

what do you mean by limit commission and plan commission?

limit order refers to that when an investor issues a certain order to buy or sell stocks to a securities dealer or a stock investment broker, it restricts the price of stocks and requires the stock exchange or economic agent to buy and sell stocks within this price range. Usually, a maximum price is set when buying stocks, and transactions are only allowed at or below the maximum price; Set a minimum price when selling stocks, and only allow transactions at or above the minimum price. Plan entrustment means that investors can fill in the bill first and submit it in time. Before the physical delivery or cash delivery expires, investors can voluntarily decide to buy or sell futures contracts according to market conditions and personal wishes.

In fact, the biggest difference between limit entrustment and planned entrustment is that the applicable investment transaction scenarios are different. Limit order can be used in stock investment and futures investment transactions, while planned order is more suitable for futures investment transactions. And the operation mode and definition of limit commission and plan commission are different.

in short, in the process of investment transaction, investors are advised to analyze the factors such as market conditions when choosing the entrusted transaction mode, so as to decide whether to use limit entrustment, planned entrustment or market entrustment.