Stop Orders and Stop Limit Orders
Chapters in this video
What this video covers
- How a Stop Order becomes a new Market Order when triggered, while a Stop Limit Order becomes a new Limit Order
- The two alternative triggers: a trade or a quote at the required stop price
- Why a trade on another Market Center or an off-exchange print can trigger the order
- Why a quote alone can trigger a stop order without an actual transaction
- Where untriggered stop orders rest: undisplayed in the Working Order File with no standing in any Order Process
- Why the stop price triggers a Market Order but does not limit its execution price
- Why a triggered Stop Limit Order can remain unfilled when the market moves away, and why the NYSE Arca equities rule does not define either order type
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