JP2002041799A - Simultaneous ordering system for on-line trade dealing - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent a less-experienced individual investor who uses on-line trades of stocks from missing the timing of profit-taking or loss-selling to have large damage. SOLUTION: When a buying order for stock is sent on-line, a selling order is also sent at the same time while a fall or rise in stock price is taken into consideration.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for buying and selling stocks online.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art The conventional technique is a method of separately placing a buy order and a sell order for stock.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The problem to be solved by the present invention is that an inexperienced individual investor using stock online trading misses the timing of profit taking or loss cutting, resulting in great loss. Is to prevent.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention considers when the stock price drops or rises when placing an order to buy stock online, and also places a sell order at the same time. That is.

[0005]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 1 is a flowchart of an online trade simultaneous buying and selling system according to the present invention. 1. Ask individual investors to enter the stock code of the stock they want to buy. (S101) 2. In the order interface, the investor inputs the number of shares to be bought in the market to the number of shares (S102), the price of the stock to be bought to the purchase price input (S103), and the profit taking amount of the stock to be sold (S104). )
Then, the user is requested to input a loss cut-off amount input (S105) as to how much the stock should be sold if the loss occurs. 3. In the sell price calculation (S106), the stock price for executing the stock sell order is calculated. The stock price for executing the profit taking order is calculated from the buy price (S103) and the profit taking amount (S104), and the stock price for executing the loss closing sell order is calculated from the buy price (S103) and the loss closing amount (S105). 4. On the order confirmation screen (S107), a buy order and a sell order are confirmed. Buy orders are executed at the limit and sell orders are executed at the market. Note that the outcome of the sell order is executed using one of the two stock prices obtained in the sell price calculation (S106) as a trigger. 5. The buy order is executed (S108), and the buy order is being executed. (S109) 6. Wait until the buy order is filled. (S109, S1
10) 7. When the buy order is executed, the system waits until the stock price in the market becomes one of the profit taking stock price calculated in the selling price calculation (S106) or the loss-taking stock price. (S1
11, S116) 8. If the stock price in the market is equal to or higher than the profit taking stock price, the profit taking order is executed and the system waits until the profit taking order is executed. (S112, S113, S114) 9. Profit is determined and trading ends. (S115) 10. Alternatively, when the stock price in the market falls below the loss-loss stock price, the loss-loss order is executed and waits until the loss-loss selling order is executed. (S117, S118, S119) 11. Loss confirmed, trading completed. (S120)

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[Practical example] As an example, 100 shares of Softbank
Buy for 15,000 yen, sell if you earn more than 200,000 yen or 1
If a loss of more than 0,000 yen occurs, it will be sold. Brand code input (S101) 9984 (SoftBank brand code) Order interface (Figure 2) Number of shares input (S102) 100 shares Buy price input (S103) 15,000 yen Profit taking amount input (S104) 200,000 yen or more Input loss amount (S105) 100,000 yen or more Sell price calculation (S106) Profit taking 17000 yen, loss cut 14000 yen Order confirmation screen (S107) Display order confirmation screen (Figure 3) Buy order execution (S108) Buy 100 shares, limit 15000 yen execution Buy Order execution (S109) Buy 100 shares, limit 15000 yen executed Buy contract (S110) Buy 100 shares, limit 15,000 yen contract Take Profit If profit taking stock price or higher (S111) Wait until stock price exceeds 17000 yen Take profit selling order execution (S112) Sell 100 shares Profit taking order execution (S113) Selling 100 shares, executing as expected Profit taking contract (S114) Selling 100 shares, closing around 17000 yen Profit is determined (S115) Profit determination of about 200000 yen Loss in case of loss Waiting for the stock price to fall below the stock price (S116) Waiting for the stock price to fall below 14000 yen Loss-loss selling order execution (S117) Selling 100 shares, executed in succession Loss-loss selling order execution (S118) Selling 100 shares, executing in succession Loss-loss sales contract (S119) ) Selling 100 shares, contract loss confirmed around 14,000 yen (S120) Loss determination of about 100,000 yen

[0007]

According to the present invention, it is possible to eliminate the hesitation or greed of individual investors who have little experience using online trading of stocks, and to obtain a special effect that profit taking and loss cutting can be performed automatically.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a flowchart illustrating an online trade simultaneous buying and selling order system.

FIG. 2 is an order interface described in a block of a flowchart.

FIG. 3 is an order confirmation screen described in a block of a flowchart.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A method for simultaneously placing a buy order and a sell order in online trading of stocks.