Limit Orders & The Stock Market
Also known as a Limit Price. An order placed within your brokerage to buy or sell a specific number of shares/contracts at a set price (limit price). These may cost more than a market order, but are better because they allow investors a specified purchase or sell price when trades go through, they are great to use in low-volume or highly volatile stocks/options.
Our goal here at Smart Profits is to show you how to “invest like a pro” so you can “make more money faster.”But if you want to realize an asset’s full moneymaking potential, there’s one key factor that you need to look at before you consider executing a trade.
It applies to both stocks and options - but with regard to options, it’s a question that attendees at conferences ask us all the time… “Are options liquid?”
The simple answer is: “Some are; some aren’t.” And you need to pay attention, because it makes a big difference to your results. Let’s see why this is the case - and how you can combat this using limit orders…
Limit Order Articles on Smart Profits Report:
Limit Orders: Dodging The Market Maker’s Bullet & Side Stepping The Liquidity Trap
Limit Order Diligence: How to Limit Your “Excitement” for Winning Trades
Limit Orders vs. Naked Put Selling: Getting Paid to Place Them On Your Favorite Stock
Limit Prices: Tip the Odds on Options Trades In Your Favor
Limit Order Discipline: And Two Other Simple Rules For Making Money In Options
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