"Base price" is the price which constitutes a base for determining the upper and lower price limits of an equity between which it can be traded during a day. "Base price" is calculated by rounding the "closing price" of the previous day to the nearest price tick. "Price tick" is the smallest price variation that may occur once at a time for each equity.
If there is no base price (i.e. where there is no previous closing price or margins are set free):
Besides, if no trade is made within the day on a stock having a base price from the previous day, same base price will continue to be used as the base price for the next day (as it is currently).
No base price shall be applied for warrants and certificates.
The margins to be applied on the base prices of a securities (i.e. closing price of a the previous day) in order to determine the price limits for a day are given below (free margin may be applied at the certain equities and ETFs where necessary):
In calculation of price limits, rounding process will be made inwards. The rounding to the nearest upper tick in finding upper price limit in the existing application shall be made to the nearest lower tick in the system as the rounding to the nearest lower tick in finding lower price limit shall be made to the nearest upper tick.
The price limits applied in the closing session are applied as ± 3% on the last transaction price before the closing session.
Table-1: Price ticks to be applied in the stocks and preemptive rights
Price Range (TRY) | Price Tick (TRY) | ||
---|---|---|---|
0,01 | - | 19,99 | 0,01 |
20,00 | - | 49,98 | 0,02 |
50,00 | - | 99,95 | 0,05 |
100,00 | and | over | 0,10 |
Table-2: Price ticks to be applied in the Exchange Traded Fund units
Price Range (TRY) | Price Tick (TRY) | ||
---|---|---|---|
0,01 | - | 49,99 | 0,01 |
50,00 | - | 99,98 | 0,02 |
100,00 | - | 299,95 | 0,05 |
250,00 | and | over | 0,10 |