What is a "Partial Fill"?

[@JFreez]

Proof that volume matters.

[@claytrader]

Exactly!

[@freethinker3131]

Does the partially filled order valid to the next market day even if you didn't put the order date? As my order was good until today but it's not filled yet will that be automatic goes to the next day to match my limit price to go through. If incase this order doesn't go through as whole does that partially filled will go invalid ? Thanks!

[@claytrader]

If it's only a "day" order, then it'll cancel at the end of the day.

[@connordabsrosin1512]

I’m so confused I’m on robinhood and I get a message randomly when I buy certain stocks it says that my order has been partially filled and that my order still remains open for the vast majority of the money that I put in to buy my position, but when I go to the actual stock it shows it all there as being accurate. It also shows above the message saying that it’s been partially filled that my order is complete... but then the partial execution one comes shortly after... any suggestions?!

[@claytrader]

Yeah, get a new broker. Robinhood sucks.

[@o-o3686]

Hey clay, wht's the difference between going partial to try sell at a specific price AND selling through a limit stop-loss ??

[@o-o3686]

frm what i understand stop loss limit selling is done during an unrealized trade. And selling using partial fill is used when selling a share you hold at anytime ?

[@o-o3686]

why use partial fill ? in this age of technology i thought you'd sell any shares at anytime

[@o-o3686]

Im also confused as to which kind of TRADERS would partial fill be a good option?

[@claytrader]

Did you watch the whole video?

[@o-o3686]

@@claytrader yes i did bro but i still cant answer my questionss

[@warnerjames8195]

So I sold 19 shares of something and it said only .5 shares were sold but I got the full amount in my buying power now if I buy another stock and then something happens with the original sale am I screwed?

[@claytrader]

Call your broker.

[@RobertCooneyOnline]

Spot on. Only trade the sim to get used to the set-up and functionality of the platform.

[@claytrader]

Exactly.

[@gunnacednlilbaby5238]

I opened a trade and made a stop loss, the stop loss was executed and i loss $44 but i saw a text partially executed and then when i went to the terminal just to see that it is still running at a loss and now am afraid if i close it will further my losses.

[@claytrader]

Roger that.

[@laya4088]

Let’s say the seller wanted to sell 200 shares but only sold 60 could he just stop trying to sell the other ones? Or if a buyer wanted 200 shares but only got 60 could he change his mind and stop trying get the rest or will the broker continue till the orders are complete?

[@claytrader]

Yes, he could cancel the order at anytime.

[@lteredcarbon]

Thanks Clay. Clear and simple.

[@claytrader]

Glad it helped

[@Jack-em1xe]

So what happens to the trade fee? Is that charged only when the entire order is filled? And what happens if you cancel after it is partially filled. Do you still get charged for a full trade?

[@claytrader]

charge full value... which is a bummer!

[@Jack-em1xe]

@@claytrader and if the order is first partially filled and then fully filled. Do you get charged the trade fee twice?

[@AverageAngel]

Jack Ko I’m curious to this too, especially if it got completed in more than two trades. Does it matter if you do limit, partial fill vs limit, all or none, in regards to the trading fee?

[@claytrader]

@@AverageAngel no, doesn't matter

[@OnlyUknow2]

I get the Partial fill means open and Partially filled means executed?

[@claytrader]

"partially" executed.

[@reviewsbyChase]

If i do market order and some are still partial order i still own them right?

[@claytrader]

Yes

[@claytrader]

@gay toni you're welcome

[@msemmafw]

So once it is filled... Do you add more money right away or jst leave as is?

[@claytrader]

That's up to you and your strategy.

[@msemmafw]

@@claytrader oh ok lol I was really more so trying to understand the concept. Of what it means if when I get an alert sayin order filled.. If maybe you could break it down that way.. a lil

[@claytrader]

@@msemmafw an "order filled" means you get all the shares you were trying to get

[@msemmafw]

@@claytrader oh wow ok.. yea that makes much. More sense lol thanks.. your vids are good btw

[@lindseydickey9282]

Hello Clay I asked on your other video asking what application you are using for tracking the markets. Can you please tell us what graph that is?

[@claytrader]

I responded to you already. claytrader.com/resources/

[@lindseydickey9282]

@@claytrader sorry, that's strange. KZbin didn't send me a notification that you'd replied

[@claytrader]

@@lindseydickey9282 No worries. I just didn't want you to think I was ignoring you. I know what you mean though. KZbin and comment notifications are sketchy at best.

[@ChaseBzz]

When placing an order for a market sell, does lightspeed calculate the amount of shares you own and the amount of shares bidding to be bought at multiple prices if need be or is the open P/L representation based off the assumption all your shares will get filled at the highest bid?

[@claytrader]

Um, what?

[@ChaseBzz]

​@@claytrader is the open p&l based on the top bidding price even if you have more shares than ppl buying at that price?

[@claytrader]

The p&l is based on shares that you own. It has nothing to do with what you are "bidding".

[@ChaseBzz]

@@claytrader You're still misunderstanding my question but its okay, not that important for my strategy anyway(i can call lightspeed and ask over the phone if anything)..big fan btw!! your "loss control mode" video was awesome. hope you do well today and thanks for responding

[@claytrader]

Cheers.

[@YT2050-k4t]

What’s classed as healthy volume?

[@claytrader]

Depends on the strategy you are using.

[@Itsmeeddieiswear]

Yeah that was great thank you so much!

[@claytrader]

Glad you liked it!

[@Greenn83]

Great vid

[@claytrader]

Thanks for watching

[@dustinremingtonsmith3919]

I realize this video is a year old, but along the same lines, how about doing one on skips?

[@claytrader]

I've never heard of a "skip"

[@dustinremingtonsmith3919]

@@claytrader Then I'm guessing you use market orders? In which case, do a video on slippage.

[@SuabkajsiabChanelLajlim]

Good

[@claytrader]

Thanks