What is GTT (Good Till Triggered)?
GTT (Good Till Triggered) (also called good till triggered) — A long-validity order that stays active until its trigger price is hit or it is cancelled, instead of expiring the same day.
In simple terms
A GTT lets you set a target or stop-loss without re-entering it daily.
Why GTT (Good Till Triggered) matters when you invest
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GTT (Good Till Triggered) — frequently asked questions
What is GTT (Good Till Triggered)?
A long-validity order that stays active until its trigger price is hit or it is cancelled, instead of expiring the same day.
What does GTT (Good Till Triggered) mean in the stock market?
A long-validity order that stays active until its trigger price is hit or it is cancelled, instead of expiring the same day. A GTT lets you set a target or stop-loss without re-entering it daily.
Can you give an example of GTT (Good Till Triggered)?
A GTT lets you set a target or stop-loss without re-entering it daily.
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