In this video, you will learn everything you need to know about market orders and limit orders.
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Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction
00:26 – What are market order and limit order?
01:15 – Examples
02:08 – Key differences
03:34 – Conclusion
What are market order and limit order?
Market orders will allow you to buy or sell financial assets in the financial market at the market price that’s being traded at that time.
(Explained in detail in the video)
On the other hand, limit orders will allow you to buy or sell at a higher or lower price than the current market price.
Examples
We have taken a couple of examples in the video to explain the concept of market order and limit order in a better way. So check out the examples part in the video.
(Explained in detail in the video)
Key differences
When you place a market order, the buy or sell order will get executed instantly. However, limit orders will be executed only after the price reaches the specified level.
(Explained in detail in the video)
Market orders may not get your order filled at the best price, but in a limit order, you will get to buy or sell only at the price that you have specified.
There may be liquidity issues with limit orders. That’s why you cannot limit orders to buy or sell thinly traded stocks, unlike market orders.
Market orders usually have low brokerage fees compared to limit orders.
(Explained in detail in the video)
You can place stop loss using limit order but can’t do the same with market orders.
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