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A “One Cancels Other” Order (OCO) is the execution of one order automatically cancels a previous order.
A special type of order stating that if one part of the order is executed the other is canceled.
For example, you enter an OCO order, if you have two instructions to trade a market at different levels and one of the instructions is executed, the other instruction will be canceled automatically.
A One Cancels Other Order (OC) is a set of two orders (usually a limit order and a stop order) placed simultaneously for the same asset.
Limit orders provide traders with the ability to specify a desired price level for entering or exiting a position. This type of order offers greater control over the execution price, allowing traders to minimize slippage and maximize potential profits. What is a Limit Order? A limit order is an order placed to either buy below the market or sell above the market at […]
A Fill or Kill Order is a type of trading order that requires the entire order to be executed immediately, or it is canceled altogether.
An order is an instruction to buy or sell on a trading venue.
A One Triggers Other Order,(OTO) is a type of trading order where the execution of one order automatically triggers the placement of one or more additional orders.
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