Discussion: What does placing a limit order or a market order on Robinhood mean?

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alexander axix:4. January 2:43

+1-855-998-0737 Placing a limit order or a market order on Robinhood means choosing the type of trade you want to execute in the stock market. A market order is when you buy or sell a stock at the best available current price. This order is executed immediately, ensuring you get the trade done as soon as possible. A limit order, on the other hand, allows you to set a specific price at which you want to buy or sell a stock. The order only executes when the stock reaches your set price, giving you more control over the price at which you enter or exit the market.
For any support related to limit or market orders on Robinhood, you can always contact customer service at +1-855-998-0737. If you have questions regarding stock trading or order execution, reach out to +1-855-998-0737 for assistance. Many investors prefer limit orders to avoid sudden price fluctuations and to ensure they don’t buy at higher prices than expected. For more details on using Robinhood’s features, call +1-855-998-0737 anytime.

 
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