"No Market" response

What you saw(“No market”) on Bamboo,doesn’t mean that,the companies are unavailable,permanently,instead,what it,usually just means,is that,the market is closed at that moment,or time,you checked it,so you can’t buy or sell, anything,during those hours.

ere’s how it works,in a more professional,and simplier way,for anyone, including you,to understand;

A) Stock markets have fixed trading hours:

So,if you’re trying to invest in Nigerian stocks,for example,on the,Nigerian Exchange Group;

° It open @ 9:30 AM

° And,close @ 2:30 PM

And,the days of operations are,from Monday to Friday(excluding public holidays) But,outside these hours,and days,apps may show you,things like;

° “No market”

° “Market closed”

° No price movement,or order option,and many more.

B) But Bamboo,mainly focuses on U.S. stocks:

So,since bamboo,is best known,for trading U.S. stocks,making your case,a different time schedule and days,which is;

1. ° U.S. market(NYSE/Nasdaq): Always opens,around 3:30 PM,Nigerian time. And,closes around 10:00 PM,Nigerian time,also,though(may shift slightly,with daylight saving time)

So if you checked earlier,in the day,you’ll likely see,things like,“No market”, for those stocks.

C) What “No market” can also mean: Besides market hours,it might,also show,if;

° The stock,you choose,is temporarily halted.

° There’s no active,trading volume for the stock,you choose.

The feature(e.g., Nigerian stocks),is not enabled or supported,on your app version,then.

D) How to know when a company is “open”?

You can check;

° The market hours(most reliable)

° Whether the app,shows live price movement.

° If the Buy,& Sell buttons,are active.

° Financial news,for trading halts,or holidays.

Bottom line,

You don’t need to wait for a specific company,to “open”,before you can invest,instead,you just need the market itself,to be open. Try checking again,during the correct trading hours,depending on,whether you’re viewing,Nigerian stocks,or U.S stocks