Stock Market Order Types (Market Order, Limit Order, Stop Loss, Stop Limit)

In this stock market order types tutorial, we discuss the four most common order types you need to know for buying and selling stocks: market order, limit order, stop loss, and stop limit.

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[bryanbevillegas-vega]

The animations make it easier to understand. Thank you very much for this!

[BnitoSoares]

Finally someone that actually takes the effort to explain precisely how this works thank you !

[freakicker]

I'm way too high for this I'll be back

[mandarpatil]

Thanks a lot.. It's the clearest explanation that I've across.. Good job with the animations..

[dennissoto]

I can't tell you how many hours I have listened to others and couldn't get my head around this and in just a few minutes you make this so understandable and useable. Bless you.

[aprilstarr]

After watching about 10 other videos, FINALLY a video where it’s explained in a way that makes sense and all areas are covered-thank you!!!

[enICEeK]

This is exactly what I needed and love the fact that you're starting with the absolute basics. Your explanations and examples are so easy to understand! Thanks so much :) Can't wait for your next video!

[JamesDob]

I rarely comment on videos but came here to let you know that you are the ONLY youtuber who managed to explain this in a way that I understood. I have only been investing for a short period but I struggled with these concepts and you just helped me grapple them!

[SaeedNeamati]

you are a mother-born teacher. You have to make more videos explainong stupidily-named investment concepts. You're just awesome at making them easy and understandable.

[JayFairbrother]

Love the comparison to ordering at a restaurant. I mainly stick with market orders because I'm buying and holding for the long term & the absolute best price at the moment isn't super important to me

[thesriramsofpa]

I liked the way you simplified the order types with the right visuals and speaking to the point. Thank you!

[matthewkashnig]

You're the only one who has explained my brain correctly. I'm trying to fathom why you would use a stop loss limit order and not just a limit.

[wolfie]

FINALLY! I finally get it. I've been pulling my hair out trying to understand the stop-limit tool. THANK YOU MUCH! You've earned a new sub.

[josemolina]

These videos are well done. I teach a high school personal finance and investing course and will use some of your videos in class next year. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[HiddenFreedom]

Almost never use a stop loss or stop limit personally. If I'm trading I'll use limit orders, but lately I've been using a lot of market orders for my long term dividend holds. Should be noted that market orders won't work outside of regular market hours, you must use a limit order for that and shoot for the "mid" price. Another option to what Avabelle talked about in regards to partial fills is "all or none" option. Fill all at said price or none. Aren't we having fun yet?

[vanessasaetern]

Pictures and explanations are so helpful for dummies, thank you for helping someone like myself understand a little more

[GenZInvestor]

I think it is essential for beginners to learn about the various order types! You did an excellent job explaining them!

[Kauvon]

This is probably my most watched video! Whenever I'm ready to make a 'new' type of order, I come here to make sure I understand it.. Thank you!

[benjaminx]

I can see clearly now the rain is gone 🎶 Thank you so much for the comprehensive breakdown! Greatly appreciated!

[CH-omsc]

Ok, so as a new investor it is shocking how many videos and even on the trade platforms do not do a good job explaining these concepts. Thank you so much for making this clear to me. Subscribed !!! Thank you again