How much is the price of a quarter coin? – Tejarat News

According to Tejarat News, the price of a quarter of a coin decreased by 2.5% in yesterday’s commodity exchange transactions. The first day of the third phase of the sale of quarter coins in the commodity exchange was passed, while the price of quarter coins has decreased in accordance with the previous days.

The price of a quarter of a coin during yesterday’s transactions decreased by 2.5% and reached 8 million and 55 thousand tomans. 2 thousand 979 people managed to buy coins. In total, 11 thousand and 190 quarters of coins were sold.

The closing price of yesterday’s transactions also reached 8 million and 187 thousand tomans with a drop of 89 percent. According to the report, the third phase of the supply of quarter coins in the stock market has started today and will continue for 10 working days.

During the purchase order registration period, buyers register their order in the range of price fluctuations. After the end of the purchase order registration period and up to 15:00 on the day of the offer, the central bank will provide all available bonds.

According to this report; The issue that buyers should consider is that at this stage of the supply of quarter coins, the price discovery is a multi-price auction method; That is, a quarter of a coin is assigned to each purchase order, in proportion to the price of the same order, regardless of the central bank’s supply price, so buyers must register reasonable prices in the market.

Of course, the range of positive and negative fluctuation of 30 (+/- 30) percent of the closing price of the symbol on the previous working day is considered for the quarter of the exchange coins, and the suggested price can be within this range.

Also, people who manage to buy quarter coins from the commodity exchange without paying any tax can receive their quarter coins 5 working days after the transaction by visiting Refah Bank’s treasury.

During 13 trading days, more than 148,000 Central Bank quarter coins were sold in the commodity exchange. The gold coin of the Central Bank belongs to the Central Bank in the trading symbol of the certificate of deposit of the gold coin of Refah Workers’ Welfare Bank with the name “Refah Quarter Coin 0312” (N) It ​​is “and symbol” (Coin 0312 N06), which started trading on the Commodity Exchange on November 24th and spent 13 trading days until the end of trading yesterday (Tuesday, February 18th).

In these 13 days, 14,840,400 Ruba Bahar Azadi gold coin bonds belonging to the Central Bank were traded, in other words, 148,404 pieces of Ruba Bahar coins were sold by the Central Bank during this period.