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SML-177: Good Till Cancelled (GTC) Orders A GTC order stays active until you cancel it or it is executed. You do not need to place it again every day. What is different in India: Indian exchanges generally do not offer true GTC orders. A normal order is valid for the day only. Brokers instead offer a similar feature, usually called GTT (Good Till Triggered). Check which feature your broker offers. How GTT works: 1. You set a trigger price and a limit price. 2. The broker stores the instruction. It is not sent to the exchange yet. 3. When the share price reaches your trigger, the broker places your limit order on the exchange. 4. The order then works like a normal limit order (SML-158). Most brokers keep a GTT active for up to one year. Check your broker's rule. Example (illustration only): You hold a share bought at ₹500. Target: Set a sell GTT with trigger ₹550 and limit ₹548. When the price reaches ₹550, a sell order at ₹548 is placed. Stop-loss: Set a sell GTT with trigger ₹450 and limit ₹445. When the price falls to ₹450, a sell order at ₹445 is placed. When it is useful: You are a long-term investor who does not watch prices daily. You want to set a target or stop-loss and leave it. You want to buy a stock only at a lower price. Risks: Triggered does not mean executed- If the price jumps past your limit, your order may not fill. For example, if a stock gaps down to ₹430, the ₹445 limit order above will not execute (SML-159). Not a guarantee of exit: A stop-loss GTT does not protect you in a circuit or a fast crash (SML-165). Enough funds or shares must be available: when it triggers. If not, the order can fail. Corporate actions: Splits, bonus issues and similar events can cancel or disable your GTT. Check your pending GTTs after such events (SML-174). Expiry: The GTT ends after its validity period. Forgotten orders: An old GTT can trigger long after the market view has changed. Caution: Review your GTTs regularly. Set a sensible gap between the trigger and limit price. Rules, validity and charges differ by broker. Check yours. Key takeaway: GTT is the Indian version of a GTC order. It saves effort, but it does not guarantee execution. Review your orders from time to time.