#OrderTypes101 It looks like you're referencing #OrderTypes101, which often relates to trading or e-commerce. Here’s a brief breakdown of common order types in each context, so you can clarify or expand depending on your goal:

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🟩 If you're talking about Stock or Crypto Trading:

#OrderTypes101 – Common Trading Order Types

1. Market Order

Buys/sells immediately at the best available price.

✅ Fast execution

⚠️ May get less favorable prices in volatile markets.

2. Limit Order

Sets a specific price to buy/sell.

✅ More control over price

⚠️ Might not execute if the market doesn’t reach your limit.

3. Stop Order (Stop-Loss)

Becomes a market order once a certain price is hit.

✅ Helps limit losses

⚠️ Can trigger unexpectedly during price spikes.

4. Stop-Limit Order

Becomes a limit order after a trigger price is reached.

✅ Combines protection and control

⚠️ May not execute if price moves too fast.

5. Trailing Stop Order

Moves with the market price to lock in profits while limiting loss.

✅ Dynamic risk management

⚠️ Can be triggered by temporary price reversals.

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🟦 If you meant E-commerce or Food Delivery Orders:

#OrderTypes101 – E-commerce / Restaurant Ordering

1. Pickup Order

Customer orders online and collects it in person.

✅ No delivery fees, faster for nearby users.

2. Delivery Order

Order is brought to the customer’s location.

✅ Convenience

⚠️ Delivery time and charges may vary.

3. Dine-In Pre-Order

Customer orders ahead before arriving at the restaurant.

✅ Saves time during busy hours.

4. Scheduled Order

Placed in advance for a specific time/date.

✅ Great for planning ahead (e.g., party orders).

5. Subscription Order

Recurring deliveries (e.g., meal kits, coffee beans).

✅ Automated and convenient