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There are also stop limits, vs stops which just sell at market. there’s also OCOs and OSOs that can make things interesting.
by tekknik 6y ago
There are also stop limits, vs stops which just sell at market. there’s also OCOs and OSOs that can make things interesting.
- freeone3000 6y agowith a stop limit, you'll simply be left holding the stock if it drops below your limit. depending on what you expect the market to do, this could actually leave you in a worse position (ex, if the value keeps dropping). I'm sure you know this, but, understanding your exit from a speculative position is just as important as your entry.