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Asked: October 19, 20212021-10-19T10:16:19+05:30 2021-10-19T10:16:19+05:30In: Learning

How to Sell Shares when the Stock Hit the Lower Circuit?

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How can I sell the shares when there are no buyers?

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    1. Karthik Chandra
      2021-12-01T10:21:21+05:30Added an answer on December 1, 2021 at 10:21 am

      The lower circuit is the lowest price that a stock can fall in intraday.

      Lower Circuit=Only Sellers, No buyers

      So, you cannot sell the shares when the price hits the lower circuit. If you have holdings of that particular share then you will have to wait for the next day or you can also place an AMO order.

      If you have bought the shares for intraday and if the stock hits the lower circuit, then your stockbroker will buy the shares in the auction and squares off the positions.

      The brokerage charges and the auction price will be deducted from your Demat account.

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