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Title: Right way to set stop orders so they always get executed Post by: topshelfcrypto on January 21, 2021, 12:09:18 AM Hello, looking for trading advice.
It sometimes (all too frequently) happens where I set a stop order, and the stop gets hit, but the order doesn't fill. For example I just had a stop-buy in place for eth with the stop at 1355 and the buy at 1357. The stop hit, priced kept moving up but my order never got executed. This has also happened before in stop-sell orders. I would love for anyone to share what is the best/right/correct/most reliable way to set stop orders, or if you can point to an authoritative resources that would explain this. Thank you. Title: Re: Right way to set stop orders so they always get executed Post by: jackg on January 21, 2021, 12:15:02 AM What exchange are you using? This often varies for many different exchanges.
I can think mainky of "stop limit" and "stop market" orders being a thing. You're going to want to use a stop market normally do the sell gets executed as soon as the price crosses that zone. If you use a stop limit, for an executoble stop, you should attempt to place the limit away from the stop (I don't know if people actually do this but the stop market is the only one that makes sense to me). Title: Re: Right way to set stop orders so they always get executed Post by: topshelfcrypto on January 21, 2021, 12:40:30 AM I can think mainky of "stop limit" and "stop market" orders being a thing. You're going to want to use a stop market normally do the sell gets executed as soon as the price crosses that zone. Thanks, I think that is what I needed to hear. Very simple. Sometimes so simple it's stupid is the thing you didn't think of. |