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AndaIG

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  1. Hi @RoyCB

    Quantity of shares: The number of shares that you would like to buy. You can change this field to be value of money that you would like to spend on the shares. 

    Order type-Limit: This will trigger a purchase order when the share price of the stock reaches your specified buy price or a more favourable price

    Order level: This where you specify what price you would like to buy the share at. 

    Hopefully that clarifies it for you. 

    All the best, 

    Anda

  2. Hi @OptionsExplorer

    Thanks for the query. 

    Assuming you are referring to the FTSE 100 Monthlies,  the expiry is the 3rd Friday of each month. The auto-close will occur after the auction period (10:10-10:15 am UK time) once we have received the official settlement from the exchange. We display expiry dates on the platform. Please see the below screenshot:

    All the best, 

    Anda

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  3. Hi @veryrichbadger

    Thanks for the query. 

    Your orders expired without your specified price being triggered. When using a limit order you are specifying to purchase at the specified price or a more favourable price. Therefore your order will be fully filled if the share trades at your specified price or lower in sufficient volume. To increase your chances of a fill you would need to specify a price closer to the offer price. 

    All the best, 

    Anda 

  4. Hi @marksiqi

    Thanks for the response. 

    After a delisting you still remain a shareholder of the company, however you can no longer sell shares on exchange. You would need to sell them over the counter (OTC). 

    We operate under the custodial model. The shares are held on your behalf by our broker Citibank. Our broker is ultimately responsible for admin related to voluntary and involuntary corporate actions.

    In your example above you would either need to transfer the shares to another broker that can sell them OTC or they would remain on your account up until there is either a settlement or they are deemed worthless by our broker. In this case we would replicate and match what our broker has done. 

    I hope that helps, 

    Anda

  5. Hi @DS32

    Thanks for the query. 

    Unfortunately we do not offer a combined stop limit order. In spread betting your order is either a limit or a stop depending on the price that you specify. Any price below the offer will be a limit order and will execute at the specified price or a more favourable price. A price above the offer will be a stop order and will execute when the market price moves beyond a particular level. (if going long)

    All the best, 

    Anda

  6. Hi @Joo

    Thanks for the query. 

    Yes, you can withdraw the funds by bank transfer. In order to do this you would need to verify your initial deposit from the card. Please see the following link for more information on the verification process: 

    https://www.ig.com/uk/help-and-support/deposits-and-withdrawals/withdrawals/what-verification-might-be-required-for-my-withdrawal

    All the best, 

    Anda

     

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