Which Order Type Should You Use? Limit Orders vs. Market Orders

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Before you place a single trade, you need to know the difference between different stock orders. For example, should you use limit orders or market orders? You MUST know this. Watch now for key lessons and how the wrong order can wreck a trade!

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When it comes to the different types of orders, I have one simple rule…

And I want you to tune in to find out which order type I NEVER use.

The reason why is because it can help eliminate so much risk.

I’ll walk you through an example on Inspirato Inc. (NASDAQ: ISPO) to show you what I mean. Don’t miss this.

Plus, I’ll share with you which order types are best for trading penny stocks.

You’ll also learn how you can take advantage of uneducated traders who use the wrong order types and why using a stop order doesn’t guarantee you’ll exit a trade.

And discover why I like stop orders but not necessarily stop-loss orders. There’s an important difference. Check this out now!

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