The hashtag #OrderTypes101 suggests an introductory or educational overview of different types of orders—likely in a trading, financial, or e-commerce context. Here's a breakdown based on the two most common interpretations:

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📈 In Trading/Investing (Stocks, Crypto, etc.):

1. Market Order

Executes immediately at the best available price.

🟢 Pros: Fast execution.

🔴 Cons: Price may vary in fast-moving markets.

2. Limit Order

Sets a specific price at which you want to buy/sell.

🟢 Pros: Price control.

🔴 Cons: May not get filled if the price isn't reached.

3. Stop Order (Stop-Loss)

Becomes a market order once a certain price is hit.

🟢 Pros: Helps limit losses.

🔴 Cons: No control over final execution price.

4. Stop-Limit Order

Combines stop and limit orders: triggers a limit order at a set stop price.

🟢 Pros: Better price control.

🔴 Cons: Risk of no execution.

5. Trailing Stop Order

Adjusts with market price, maintaining a set distance.

🟢 Pros: Locks in profits while limiting loss.

🔴 Cons: Can be triggered by short-term fluctuations.

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🛒 In E-commerce/Logistics:

1. Standard Order

Typical customer order processed and shipped.

2. Backorder

Order placed for an item not currently in stock.

3. Pre-order

Order for a product that