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Please what is different between buy/sell limit order and buy /sell stop order? Thanks.

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Cul4real:
Please what is different between buy/sell limit order and buy /sell stop order? Thanks.

Different types of orders allow you to be more specific about how you'd like your broker to fulfill your trades. When you place a stop or limit order, you are telling your broker that you don't want the market price (the current price at which a stock is trading), but that you want the stock price to move in a certain direction before your order is executed.

With a stop order, your trade will be executed only when the security you want to buy or sell reaches a particular price (the stop price). Once the stock has reached this price, a stop order essentially becomes a market order and is filled. For instance, if you own stock ABC, which currently trades at $20, and you place a stop order to sell it at $15, your order will only be filled once stock ABC drops below $15. Also known as a "stop-loss order", this allows you to limit your losses. However, this type of order can also be used to guarantee profits. For example, assume that you bought stock XYZ at $10 per share and now the stock is trading at $20 per share. Placing a stop order at $15 will guarantee profits of approximately $5 per share, depending on how quickly the market order can be filled.

Stop orders are particularly advantageous to investors who are unable to monitor their stocks for a period of time, and brokerages may even set these stop orders for no charge.

One disadvantage of the stop order is that the order is not guaranteed to be filled at the preferred price the investor states. Once the stop order has been triggered, it turns into a market order, which is filled at the best possible price. This price may be lower than the price specified by the stop order. Moreover, investors must be conscientious about where they set a stop order. It may be unfavorable if it is activated by a short-term fluctuation in the stock's price. For example, if stock ABC is relatively volatile and fluctuates by 15% on a weekly basis, a stop loss set at 10% below the current price may result in the order being triggered at an inopportune or premature time.

A limit order is an order that sets the maximum or minimum at which you are willing to buy or sell a particular stock. For instance, if you want to buy stock ABC, which is trading at $12, you can set a limit order for $10. This guarantees that you will pay no more than $10 to buy this stock. Once the stock reaches $10 or less, you will automatically buy a predetermined amount of shares. On the other hand, if you own stock ABC and it is trading at $12, you could place a limit order to sell it at $15. This guarantees that the stock will be sold at $15 or more.

The primary advantage of a limit order is that it guarantees that the trade will be made at a particular price; however, your brokerage will probably charge a higher a commission for the limit order, and it's possible that your order will not be executed at all if the limit price is not reached.

Darkpa1:

Oga rozayx5 but you should have alerted the members of your whatsapp group "Forex Institute" that you were going to delete them from your group. Anyway thanks but thats not the way to go about it. In my opinion you were rude to have done that. Cheers!!! Enjoy your FX ATM. We will surely get there God's willing.

Thanks my brother..I like what you told him.The guy is so rude,arrogant and proud..Nobody has monopoly of knowledge...

mceze:


Thanks my brother..I like what you told him.The guy is so rude,arrogant and proud..Nobody has monopoly of knowledge...

hmm . thats humans for you

arrogance and pride led me to create this place. your type full nigeria

have you approached me for knowledge before or you just talk out of your gnorance

i lost my phone and i shut down the group for security reasons. all i see is hatred in you
in forex there is no pride because the market is good at humbling people. someone asked a question above and i replied him. you just jumped out of nowhere and pour you frustration on the wrong person.
i left your alerts thread for you guys pls stay there and do your handwork pls

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amyliajane:
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sainty2k3:

someone on this thread is picking up people's number and add them to a room with similar name to rozay own but I doubt if rozay is in the group at all. beware

its me i had dropped signals last week and they all did well

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On point!

rozayx5:



Different types of orders allow you to be more specific about how you'd like your broker to fulfill your trades. When you place a stop or limit order, you are telling your broker that you don't want the market price (the current price at which a stock is trading), but that you want the stock price to move in a certain direction before your order is executed.

With a stop order, your trade will be executed only when the security you want to buy or sell reaches a particular price (the stop price). Once the stock has reached this price, a stop order essentially becomes a market order and is filled. For instance, if you own stock ABC, which currently trades at $20, and you place a stop order to sell it at $15, your order will only be filled once stock ABC drops below $15. Also known as a "stop-loss order", this allows you to limit your losses. However, this type of order can also be used to guarantee profits. For example, assume that you bought stock XYZ at $10 per share and now the stock is trading at $20 per share. Placing a stop order at $15 will guarantee profits of approximately $5 per share, depending on how quickly the market order can be filled.

Stop orders are particularly advantageous to investors who are unable to monitor their stocks for a period of time, and brokerages may even set these stop orders for no charge.

One disadvantage of the stop order is that the order is not guaranteed to be filled at the preferred price the investor states. Once the stop order has been triggered, it turns into a market order, which is filled at the best possible price. This price may be lower than the price specified by the stop order. Moreover, investors must be conscientious about where they set a stop order. It may be unfavorable if it is activated by a short-term fluctuation in the stock's price. For example, if stock ABC is relatively volatile and fluctuates by 15% on a weekly basis, a stop loss set at 10% below the current price may result in the order being triggered at an inopportune or premature time.

A limit order is an order that sets the maximum or minimum at which you are willing to buy or sell a particular stock. For instance, if you want to buy stock ABC, which is trading at $12, you can set a limit order for $10. This guarantees that you will pay no more than $10 to buy this stock. Once the stock reaches $10 or less, you will automatically buy a predetermined amount of shares. On the other hand, if you own stock ABC and it is trading at $12, you could place a limit order to sell it at $15. This guarantees that the stock will be sold at $15 or more.

The primary advantage of a limit order is that it guarantees that the trade will be made at a particular price; however, your brokerage will probably charge a higher a commission for the limit order, and it's possible that your order will not be executed at all if the limit price is not reached.

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rozayx5:


hmm . thats humans for you

arrogance and pride led me to create this place. your type full nigeria

have you approached me for knowledge before or you just talk out of your gnorance

i lost my phone and i shut down the group for security reasons. all i see is hatred in you
in forex there is no pride because the market is good at humbling people. someone asked a question above and i replied him. you just jumped out of nowhere and pour you frustration on the wrong person.
i left your alerts thread for you guys pls stay there and do your handwork pls

Sorry for the lost of your phone.I do not have any hatred for you.Why would I? Which alert group are you talking about? I do not have any alert group.Happy to hear that you are ok sha! You would have told us that you are shutting the group because of security reasons.If you are in our shoe, that's what you will think because I called your number and it was not going and we keep on asking each other questions, that atleast you would have told us that you are closing the group.Someone ask me of recently if I have heard anything from you, and I said no..Don't take it personal, I have nothing against you.I just said my mind.I don't talk things behind someone's back.If you are angry with my comment, am sorry!