David
June 1, 2020, 7:23am
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It’s an AIM stock traded on the SETSqx segment of LSE, there’s a lot of content on that topic. Unfortunately, they’re not traded like regular blue chips such as Vodafone, BP ,etc…
@Ashige
Most shares trade on SETS which stands for the Stock Exchange Electronic Trading Service,
the London Stock Exchange’s digital order book. SETS facilitates most of the
orders on the LSE. SETS qx (where BCN is traded), or Stock Exchange Electronic
Trading Service – quotes and crosses, is a variant of SETS that is used for
securities that aren’t liquid enough for SETS.
There are auctions that are scheduled to take place at 8 am, 9 am, 11 am, 2 pm and 4:35 pm. For some stocks, there ar…
@Doydoy Orders aren’t accepted instantly by LSE, the reason being its specific trading conditions → LSE AIM, SETSqx.