Limit Order Definition | Finance Strategists | Your Online Finance Dictionary
A limit order is a conditional order to buy or sell a stock below or above a certain price point or better.
Limit orders stand in contrast with market orders, which are orders executed immediately and at the current market price.
Limit orders are useful tools for trading in stocks that do not have much liquidity and are volatile.
They can also help individuals plan for and reach investing goals by setting price targets for stocks.
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