#OrderTypes101

1. Market Order

Executes immediately at the current price. Fast, but not always the best price.

2. Limit Order

Set your target price—executes only when the market hits it. More control, but no guarantees.

3. Stop-Limit

Triggers a limit order once a stop price is reached. Useful for precise risk management.

4. Stop Market

Turns into a market order when the stop price hits. Ensures execution, not price.

5. OCO (One Cancels the Other)

Combines take-profit and stop-loss. One fills, the other cancels—smart risk control.

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