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If you do a limit order that is higher than the current market order, you stand a pretty decent chance of executing at that price rather than at the more benefi
by ars 7y ago
If you do a limit order that is higher than the current market order, you stand a pretty decent chance of executing at that price rather than at the more beneficial market price.
Market order just means sell it at what it's worth right now.
- kgwgk 7y agoI’m sure there may be “failures” sometimes, but shouldn’t in principle the transaction be done at the NBBO?