Trading Limits

Trading Limits shows the stock’s historical development throughout the trading day and its statistical price fluctuation. This can help you place good limit orders, facilitating execution at good prices.

Intraday fluctuations

The chart shows the stock’s average development throughout the day quarter by quarter. Each body represents 15 minutes. The body is white when the price rises and black when the price falls. The shadows indicate highest and lowest price. Green and red volume columns signify rising and falling prices respectively. The column to the far right includes the Closing Auction and is often significantly taller than the others.

Some stocks tend to move with certain patterns throughout the day, which these charts may show. The statistics cover four time horizons: 5, 22, 66 and 250 days, which correspond to the past week, month, quarter and year, respectively.

Estimated prices

The table shows, calculated from yesterday’s closing price, which prices the stock is expected to fluctuate between today. The estimate presumes no significant news being published between yesterday’s close and the Exchange opening.

Note that news related to the company may cause great fluctuations on the day of publication. This can influence historical average figures to a great extent, resulting in charts and statistics giving a misleading indication of expected statistical fluctuation.