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No matter which day trading strategies you employ, minimizing losses is an integral part of engaging the futures markets competently. However, this can be a challenging task in fast-moving, volatile markets. Fortunately for active traders, there are a few ways to cut losses before they become debilitating.
In futures trading, order type matters. Markets, limits, and stops are three varieties of orders implemented to enhance strategic efficacy. In this blog, we will examine stop order versus limit order functionalities and how each can help you optimize your performance in the live market. Gain Precision with Limit Orders A limit is an order… Read more.
In this Broker Tip video, Matt Vitiello explains the difference between using a LIMIT versus a STOP order to enter into a position.
In this Broker Tip video, Matt Vitiello explains the difference between using a LIMIT versus a STOP order to enter into a position.
A common question that new traders often ask is if it is acceptable to place a protective stop while simultaneously placing an order to enter on a limit. The trader who typically asks this question is primarily concerned with having a predefined risk parameter for his limit order. The answer to this question is…