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Learn InvestingFrequently asked questions
What types of orders are available?
Currently, Douugh offers two types of orders; market and limit.
Market orders are orders to buy or sell a stock at the next best price.
Limit orders execute at a set price or better, dependent on whether your buying or selling.
When buying a share, you can switch between the two, just tap the drop-down in the top right-hand corner of the order screen.
You can find more information on each type here;
If you’re keen to learn more about how you can use these orders check out the Douugh Academy.
What does Open, High and Low mean?
Open, High and Low refer to the price of a stock at specific points in the trading day.
Open: indicates what the stock was worth when the market opened for trade that day.
High: shows the highest value the stock reached during that trading session.
Low: refers to the lowest value reached during that trading session.
A little below this information on each share, you’ll notice figures for a 52-week High and a 52-week Low; these indicate the highest and lowest prices, annually.
How is my sustainability score calculated?
Sustainability scores comprise several categories relating to how companies treat their people, community and the planet.
Each category is individually scored out of 100, then added together to produce a company’s total rating on an A to F scale.
If you’d like to learn more about scoring or what ESG means, check out our Academy.
What are Analyst views?
Analyst views or recommendations are advice given by financial analysts and investment researchers with regard to what assets to invest in and what assets not to invest in.
At Douugh, we don’t offer advice, but if you’re looking for some direction, click on any stock in the app and scroll to the bottom of where it says Analysts view.
Here it shows the analyst rating of the stock as either Buy, Hold or Sell.
Analyst views are the consolidated views of independent investment analysts provided by IEX Cloud.
These are updated regularly and collated from across financial markets.
It's important to note that these views are opinions only, without taking into account your personal circumstances. You should always research and consider whether the decision to buy, sell or hold is right for you.