I want to buy some SCHD and I went to enter a buy limit order for it. I used a price a little higher than the price it closed at because I have no idea what direction the market will go Tuesday morning, and Fidelity gave me a message (I think informational type) that said I'd entered a price higher than the closing price.
Does getting that message mean that Fidelity thinks a person wouldn't intentionally do that? Won't a buy limit order be filled at a lower price if one is available?
Does getting that message mean that Fidelity thinks a person wouldn't intentionally do that? Won't a buy limit order be filled at a lower price if one is available?