Stop Order vs Limit Order: Trigger or Price
Stop order vs limit order, explained: a stop is a trigger that becomes a market order, a limit is a price ceiling or floor. Worked fills for each, with data.
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Stop order vs limit order, explained: a stop is a trigger that becomes a market order, a limit is a price ceiling or floor. Worked fills for each, with data.
A stop order on an option rarely sits on an exchange. Your broker holds it and fires it off the last trade, the bid, or the mark. That choice decides the fill.