
Market Mechanics
At one share price, queue priority can decide which order trades first
A price touching your limit does not guarantee a fill. Understand price and time priority with a simplified order-book example.

A price touching your limit does not guarantee a fill. Understand price and time priority with a simplified order-book example.

A closing auction uses its own orders and rules to establish a price. Do not confuse its indicative information with an already completed trade.

Distinguish execution from settlement when reading a trade confirmation, and check the applicable market calendar and broker rules before relying on available cash.

When a share stops trading, identify the market notice and reason before interpreting the last price. A halt is not a forecast of the reopening price.