What is Trigger price?

Question

This term frequently used in stock market.Pl. explain

Answer 1

2 explanations:

The price you are quoting to buy a stock known as trigger price

Second: The price you have to give to buy a trigger to replace a damaged trigger of a gun :-)

Answer 2

Trigger price is the price at which a buy or sell order has to be triggered.  Usually trigger prices are associated with Stop loss.

Answer 3

price of an importedcommodity that is well below that charged in the country of origin. when the imported good's price reaches or falls below the trigger point, it results in swift trade restrictions against that particular commodity or product.

Answer 4

The trigger price is that price in which a limit or stop order is executed.

When you enter a limit order it is usually away from the current market price, so when the stock moves to that price, the order get triggered and executed.

When you enter a stop order which is always away from the current market, so when the stock moves to that stop price, the order is triggered and executed

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

If you are not buying or selling at market rate, you will have to give a limit price. For example if you want to buy Infosys at 1600 and currently it is trading at 1650. You will place an order for Infosys at 1600. If the market price becomes 1600, your order will be 'trigerred' and this is called Trigger price. The price at which a security can be bought or sold.