NSE Morning Pre-Open Session: What Has Changed and What It Means for Traders
The start of the trading day matters a lot to investors and traders. Before the regular stock market opens there is a time when investors can place orders. The exchange uses these orders to figure out the opening price of stocks. This is known as the pre-open session. The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has revised the process of its morning pre-open session. The change is mainly related to how orders are placed, modified, cancelled and matched before the regular market opens. The aim is to make the opening process more organised and improve price discovery.