Yes, they are strongly recommended. The stop rate is used as a backup to close the position when the market moves against it to protect you from further losses. When the market reaches this value the position is closed. The profit limit rate is used as a profit limit. When the market reaches this value, your position is closed.

Our clients can place any type of limit and stop loss orders at any time, and change it as many time as they need free of charge.

A 'limit' order sets either a maximum or minimum price for an order, at which you are prepared to buy or sell shares, these can either be just for that trading day or any number of days afterwards. the moment you buy a share you can place a stop loss on it. This allows you to specify a price, in a falling market, at which you would like that share to be automatically sold. In other words you specify the minimum price at which you are willing to hold the stock.

In most cases, the answer is NO. Instead, we may implement our multi-buy strategy. We will take our loss only in two situations: More information is released for one of our holdings and we have to re-evaluate the true value of that holding. If the result is negative, we may sell it for a loss. We have to carefully evaluate the news though. More than not, the bad news may be just the beginning for the stock's recovery. Remember, the best time to buy a stock is when no one wants to own it.

Yes. You have full control over your prices. The default price is the suggested retail. If you would like to increase or decrease the price, you may.

Execution price of cover order is compared against the weighted average price at which the position was built up / previous trading day EOD MTM price (as shown in the "Open Positions - Futures" table) and profit/loss is calculated therefrom. For example, say you have a futures position - 'Buy 200 Reliance Shares' in contract Futures - ACC- 27 Feb 2002 at an average price of Rs. 300 per share created through the execution of two orders - 'Buy 100 @ Rs. 310 per share' and 'Buy 100 @ Rs.

Loss incurred in futures market by entering into contracts for hedging purposes can be set off against normal profit. The loss incurred on account of speculative transactions in futures market cannot be set off against normal business profit. This loss is however allowed to be carried forward for eight years, during which it can be set off against speculative profit.

We currently don't issue stop-loss orders for our options signals, because options can be fairly volatile on an intraday basis . We believe it is far safer to simply issue a "Suggested Exit Price", which can be adapted as needed, based on new market information. By doing so, we can minimize the risk incurred by our subscribers. If we make changes the our "Suggested Exit Price", you will always be immediately notified by email .

Marketocracy doesn't currently offer stop-loss limit orders. However, it is a feature that is currently under active development.

No, all orders are no longer linked to any particular open position held with the Deal Desk. All open orders are GTC (Good Till Cancelled) and the Deal Desk will execute these orders once triggered. OCO orders (One Cancels Other) are an exception in that if one side of the order is filled, the other side will be cancelled.

The maximum amount the insured would pay per calendar year. Example: If the insured has a 70/30% co-insurance and the maximum calendar year stop-loss is set at $1500 ? then the maximum amount the insured would pay is $1500. The medical plan tracks the 30% the insured is paying and once that amount reaches $1500 for that calendar year, the plan begins to pay at 100% of the allowed amount for all charges incurred for the remainder of that calendar year.

Pip or point value depends on the leverage or gearing of the investment. With most companies, the pip value is about $10, depending on the exchange rate and interest rate differentials between currencies.

A detailed example can be found on page 4 of the Pro Forma Profits Tax Computation (Form IR 957) which is a step by step guide for making the allocation of profit or loss among partners. Yes. You should make an election for Personal Assessment in your own Tax Return - Individuals (Form BIR 60). If the proprietor or partner who is required to complete a BIR 60 does not make a valid election in the BIR 60, the election in Box 1.

the Profit/Loss Ratio (P/L ratio) is a ratio that compares the average winning trade with the average losing trade. A P/L ratio of 1:1 means that the average of all the losing trades is the same as the average of all the winning trades. A P/L ratio of 10:1 means that the average winner will be ten times the size of the average loser. Clearly, a higher P/L ratio is better than a lower P/L ratio. But don't let the P/L ratio be your only guide to finding trades.

You may apply at any time for other positions by submitting either on-line application (preferred) or handwritten applications. On-line applications are reviewed and released to hiring managers/principals if you meet the minimum requirements for the position. Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. You must apply for positions of interest at the time they are advertised.

No. You can post as many jobs as you would like. If you expect to post numerous positions every month, then you might want to consider our membership services. In addition to saving you money over non-members each month, you will be entitled to services only available to members.

To turn the inactivity timeout to a longer session you must set the timer in the CW Admin utility. You can find either utility in the RW CAREWare business tier directory (Default location: C:\Program Files\CAREWare\RW CAREWare Business Tier). Open the utility and press "Stop Server". Select "LocalNumberStorage" from the table name combo box in the upper right corner. Select the tag "UserTimeout" and click "Edit". The Settings field will become enabled on the top box.

When multiple outputs are used, or a Y-cord is connected to drive parallel inputs, under the vast majority of situations no signal loss will occur. For the technically inquisitive, a minimum load impedance of 10 times the source is recommended. Most Rane outputs are 100 ohms per leg balanced, so net impedance limit is 1,000 ohms (or 1K). You may safely use all outputs at once, with the only concern being mixed mode wiring with balanced and unbalance combined can contribute to ground loops (i.e.