Stock Company Sell With Limit
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Narrator: To enter a Sell Stop Limit Order, you must enter a Stop price below the current security price and a Limit price less than or equal to the Stop price, ideally the lowest price you're willing to accept. $85 is entered as Stop price and $80 is set as Limit price.
For buy limit orders, you're essentially setting a price ceiling?the highest price you'd be willing to pay for each share. For sell limit orders, you're setting a price floor?the lowest amount you'd be willing to accept for each share you sell.
How Do You Place a Buy Limit Order? To place a buy limit order, you will first need to determine your limit price for the security you want to buy. The limit price is the maximum amount you are willing to pay to buy the security. If your order is triggered, it will be filled at your limit price or lower.
In a limit order, the investor has to specify a quantity and the desired price at which he or she wants to make the transaction. Say a share is currently trading at Rs 100 per share but the investor wants to buy it at Rs 95 per share. A limit order of say 10 shares at Rs 95 per share is placed.
For a buy stop-limit order, set the stop price at or above the current market price and set your limit price above, not equal to, your stop price. For a sell stop-limit order, set the stop price at or below the current market price and set your limit price below, not equal to, your stop price.