Stop cut-off date stock demand?
If you were to use a stop confine order type, why do the stop and closing date values mean. Does that be going to you buy at one and then it will put on the market when it reaches the other?
Answers: First, the simple "stop". You buy at 30 and place the proclaim "BUY - - 29 STOP" This means that if the stock trades at or below 29 the decree becomes a bazaar order and you catch filled at the best price available at the time. If in that is sudden bad report and the stock drops suddenly to 27 you get occupied at 27. The 29 that you entered does't obtain the trade done at 29; it's only a trigger.
Now. you are worried around getting caught in a short duration but voluminous size dip, so you buy at 30 and enter an order "BUT - 29 STOP - LIMIT 28". Now, if the stock trades at or below 29 the demand does not become a market writ but becomes a constraint order: "BUY LIMIT 28". This channel you hope to avoid getting caught in the dip because your proclaim won't get jam-packed at 27 because of the limit of 28 (or better is implied). There is no guarantee to be exact order will ever carry filled.
I, instinctively never use stop-limit orders for two reason.
(1) if there is a sudden drop below my stop price, I don'tget chock-a-block. The stock can continue to drop to nil and the order will not be jam-packed and the losses will pile up.
(2) if it does drop to 27 and then the panis is over and it rises to 28, I receive filled, which sounds approaching a good deal because I lost 2 points instead of 3, but dawdle! If it's going from 27 to 28, then the hysterics is over and the stock is rising. Selling stocks just as they start to move about up is not a proven way to engineer money.
You say what you want to do. Bear in mind that within UK there is no such entry as a guaranteed stop loss.
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Answers: First, the simple "stop". You buy at 30 and place the proclaim "BUY - - 29 STOP" This means that if the stock trades at or below 29 the decree becomes a bazaar order and you catch filled at the best price available at the time. If in that is sudden bad report and the stock drops suddenly to 27 you get occupied at 27. The 29 that you entered does't obtain the trade done at 29; it's only a trigger.
Now. you are worried around getting caught in a short duration but voluminous size dip, so you buy at 30 and enter an order "BUT - 29 STOP - LIMIT 28". Now, if the stock trades at or below 29 the demand does not become a market writ but becomes a constraint order: "BUY LIMIT 28". This channel you hope to avoid getting caught in the dip because your proclaim won't get jam-packed at 27 because of the limit of 28 (or better is implied). There is no guarantee to be exact order will ever carry filled.
I, instinctively never use stop-limit orders for two reason.
(1) if there is a sudden drop below my stop price, I don'tget chock-a-block. The stock can continue to drop to nil and the order will not be jam-packed and the losses will pile up.
(2) if it does drop to 27 and then the panis is over and it rises to 28, I receive filled, which sounds approaching a good deal because I lost 2 points instead of 3, but dawdle! If it's going from 27 to 28, then the hysterics is over and the stock is rising. Selling stocks just as they start to move about up is not a proven way to engineer money.
You say what you want to do. Bear in mind that within UK there is no such entry as a guaranteed stop loss.