dollar-cost averaging – RENAISSANCE PHYSICS

MARKET ORDERS, LIMIT ORDERS, and STOP-LOSS ORDERS: What are the differences?

Investors most commonly use market orders to buy or sell shares of a company’s stock. A market order allows a desired stock trade to be executed immediately if a buyer or seller becomes available. This happens very quickly during trading hours if large numbers of investors continuously buy and/or sell a stock during market hours.Continue reading “MARKET ORDERS, LIMIT ORDERS, and STOP-LOSS ORDERS: What are the differences?”