Types of orders applicable on HNX

09/08/2025

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A. Stock and ETF Certificate Trading
  • Limit orders are effective from the time they are entered into the trading system until the end of the trading day or until the order is cancelled.
  • Market orders can only be entered into the trading system during the continuous order matching session.
  • Market-to-Limit order (abbreviated as MTL) has characteristics similar to an MP order on HSX.
  • Fill-or-Kill (FOK) market order (abbreviated as MOK) is a market order that, if not fully executed, will be cancelled from the trading system immediately after entry.
  • Immediate-or-Cancel (IOC) market order (abbreviated as MAK) is a market order that can be executed in full or in part, with the remaining portion of the order being cancelled immediately after matching.
  • ATC orders are effective during the closing periodic order matching session.
  • Post-Closing Order (PLO)
  • A PLO order is a buy or sell order for securities at the closing price after the closing periodic order matching session ends.
  • PLO orders can only be entered into the system during the after-hours trading session.
  • PLO orders are matched immediately upon entry into the system if there is a pending counter-order. The execution price is the closing price of the trading day.
  • PLO orders cannot be amended or cancelled.
  • In cases where the execution price cannot be determined during the continuous order matching session and the closing periodic order matching session, PLO orders will not be allowed into the system.
B. Bond Trading
  • Continuous order matching session: LO order
  • Periodic order matching session: ATC, LO orders
C. Order Amendment and Cancellation
  • Price/volume amendments and order cancellations are only effective for the original unexecuted order or the remaining unexecuted portion of the order.
  • During the continuous order matching session: limit orders are allowed to amend price, volume, and cancel orders during trading hours. The priority of an order after amendment is determined as follows:
    • The order’s priority remains unchanged if only the volume is reduced.
    • The order’s priority is recalculated from the time the amended order is entered into the trading system for cases of increased volume and/or price amendment.
  • During the closing periodic order matching session (ATC): LO and ATC orders (including LO orders transferred from the continuous order matching session) are not allowed to be amended or cancelled.
  • PLO orders cannot be amended or cancelled.

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