#订单类型解析 Order Type Core Analysis

• Market Order: Executes immediately at the best available market price. The advantage is speed, but the downside is that the price may deviate from expectations (especially during high volatility).

• Limit Order: Sets a target price for execution, trades occur only when the price is reached. Suitable for entering at predicted price levels, but if the price is not touched, the order will not execute.

• Stop Loss Order: Used to control risk; automatically sells (or buys) at market price when the price falls below (or rises above) the set value, preventing losses from widening.

• Take Profit Order: Opposite of stop loss; automatically closes the position when the price reaches the expected profit point, locking in gains.

• Conditional Order: Combines triggering conditions (such as price + time); executes trades when conditions are met, suitable for automated strategies.

Core Logic: Market orders seek efficiency, limit orders seek precision, stop loss/take profit orders control risk, and conditional orders adapt to complex scenarios.