Would the Bank accept any Limit Orders away from the market price?
Yes. Without violating the Trading Mechanism by HKEx, you may give a Limit Order with specified buy price or sell price. Order with specified price outside 18 spreads would be monitored by our system and passed to AMS/3 once it falls within the range. If customers amend those orders which have been passed to AMS/3 and queuing at the market, these orders will not be monitored by our system.
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