This message appears when the trigger price you entered in your Stop Loss (SL) order is too far from the current market price of the stock.
Why does this happen?
The Samco app has a maximum allowed gap between your trigger price and the current market price. This is a safety check to prevent accidental Stop Loss orders that are placed too far outside the market range. If your trigger price crosses this allowed limit, the order is rejected.
What you need to do:
Enter a trigger price that is closer to the current market price. For example, if a stock is trading at ₹500, your trigger price should be within a reasonable range of ₹500 not ₹300 or ₹700. Adjust the trigger price and place the order again.
Easy & quick
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