oussama94
05-28-2017, 17:46
If Touched: Market-if-Touched (MIT) orders are the opposite of stop orders. Buy MIT
orders are placed below the market and Sell MIT orders are placed above the market.
MIT orders are usually used to enter the market or initiate a trade. They are similar to
limit orders in that a specific price is placed on the order. However, MIT orders become
market orders once the limit price is touched or passed through.
orders are placed below the market and Sell MIT orders are placed above the market.
MIT orders are usually used to enter the market or initiate a trade. They are similar to
limit orders in that a specific price is placed on the order. However, MIT orders become
market orders once the limit price is touched or passed through.