#OrderTypes101

1. Market Order – Buys or sells instantly at current price. Fast but may cause slippage.

2. Limit Order – Sets a specific price to buy/sell. Great for control, but may not fill.

3. Stop Order – Becomes a market order once a trigger price is hit. Used to cut losses.

4. Stop-Limit Order – Triggers a limit order at a set price. Safer but may not execute.

5. Take-Profit Order – Sells when a target price is reached to secure profits.

6. OCO Order – Combines take-profit and stop-loss; one cancels the other.