What are the differences between market orders, limit order, stop limit orders, stop loss orders, and stop orders? This video covers the stock order types in detail so you understand how your stock market transactions are executed. Market orders execute the transaction as soon as possible at the current market price, which may not reflect the price you see when you initiate the transaction due to the bid-ask spread. Limit orders allow you to set limits on what amount you’re willing to buy or sell at, although they are not guaranteed to be executed. There are two types of limit orders: day limit orders and good-til-cancelled limit orders. Stop orders function similarly to limit orders but look in the opposite direction: stop orders allow you to set a threshold to automatically sell or buy before a stock has risen or fallen too much. Stop loss orders refer to sell stop orders because they are generally used to stop a larger loss before it occurs.
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0:00 – What are stock order types?
2:07 – Market order
5:35 – Limit order
8:39 – Stop order
11:36 – Mutual funds
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Great breakdown, thank you!
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@kito1san
Limit order and Stop order. Why not do a call and put. You can also pick up some fees for your effort.
@stephenprice3357
I'm stuck on understanding stop orders.
@AKFloorcare
GREAT job ….very easy to understand. great editing. thank you
@randellwolfe4555
Explained so vividly😊
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Nice
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@krisskinner2765
This is so helpful. Thank you!
@subirkrishnan
Thank you Alex for breaking this down very clear & concisely with e.g.'s.! You're a great teacher…
@Slastname-fp8wi
If I want to take a profit, would you suggest a sell stop order rather than a sell stop limit order? Can you have two sell stop limits or sell stop (one high and one low) on the same stock you own? For instance, Sofi is currently $16.21. If I wanted to automatically sell if it drops to $16.00 AND I want an automatic sell if it hits $20.00 can I have two stop limit orders on the same shares of Sofi stock?
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Stellar explanation!
@jerryp6001
studying for series 65…just cannot drill this into my head. read and listened to 5 10 15 different things. this may be the best explanation of the limit and stops…starting around minute 7 or so. appreciate it very much
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Many years??? Really…. reeeallly?
@MrAledez
The best explanation for stop and limit orders I've seen using the examples really helps and explaining that just because we put in a buy order doesn't mean we'll get it at that price. I did not know that
@bomar080
Thanks, you cleared a few things I wasn’t quite sure
@mindgardening7168
one thing if I have a stop limit order at 129 – how will the value of my sharess keep going down past this amount? as I understand as soon as it hits 129 it will execute?
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What if u use stoploss for your burst lady😂
@quiet-j3m
Newbie here. Is it advisable to put any stop orders or limit orders for S&P 500?
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@catherineunlimited
Hello Alex, thank you for this great video. I'm a complete novice, so this was very helpful for my non-technical brain!!! Can I just ask a question regarding a stop loss order please. If I decide to sell some shares and I don't want to sell for any less than USD $2.00. Am I correct in thinking I would set a stop of say USD $2.00 which is as low as I'm prepared to go. If I set my limit to USD $2.50, but suddenly my shares are trading at on average USD $5.00 that day, will my trading platform automatically sell at around USD $5.00, or will my sell request go through as USD $2.50? Sorry, this is probably a very obvious question, but I just want to check my understanding. Thanks very much.
@MegaGeneral23
very good explanations; thank you
@tabsedavis9908
Very well explained. I struggled to understand other people's videos👏👏🙌
@kinfolkwellin
Thank you the recap forgot from lack of study
@jamie1577csgpp
Thanks ~ that’s what I needed to know 😊
@JosephC-p2i
You explain so well❤
@dawnelam8726
Thank you!
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@Patrick-f6p7k
Thank you Alex for this video! Your voice is so clear as well as your explanations. Plus you're cute:)
@confessionsoftheaspiringgr505
Thank you for the detailed information!
@ant7936
That was useful and timely for this new investor.
I've been repeatedly annoyed to see transactions occurring at the "wrong price" and wondered how to correct this.
Fortunately these have been small transactions so far.
Today, I'll set a few limits to see the difference.
Thanks.