Orders

Family II · 57 entries

This family covers the instructions a trader gives to an execution venue: the order types that specify when, at what price, and under what conditions a trade is sent. The terms answer a single practical question — how do you convert a trading decision into an instruction the market can act on? A newcomer should read market order first, because it is the simplest instruction and the baseline against which every other order type is understood.

The most common mistake is treating order types as interchangeable labels rather than as distinct sets of execution conditions, which leads to unintended fills or missed entries.

• Buy limit
• Buy limit order
• Buy stop
• Buy stop limit order
• Buy stop order
• Close by order
• Fill or kill order
• Finra stop-limit order
• Fx limit order
• Good till cancelled order
• Guaranteed stop loss
• Immediate or cancel order
• Instant execution
• Investor.gov limit order
• Limit order
• Limit order book
• Limit order mean
• Market execution
• Market order
• Marketable limit order
• N execution order
• One cancels the other order
• Order execution
• Order expiry
• Order modification
• Order type limit
• Order type market
• Partial fill
• Pending order
• Requote
• Sell limit
• Sell limit order
• Sell stop
• Sell stop limit order
• Sell stop order
• Stock limit order
• Stock market order types
• Stop and limit order
• Stop limit order
• Stop loss
• Stop loss order
• Stop loss trade
• Stop loss trading
• Stop market order
• Stop order
• Take profit
• Take profit order
• Take profit stop loss
• Take profit trader
• Top of market order
• Trailing stop
• Trailing stop limit
• Trailing stop limit order
• Trailing stop loss
• Trailing stop loss order
• Trailing stop order
• Walk limit order