HOW TO SET STOP LIMIT ORDER ON BINANCE (EXPLAINED WITH EXAMPLES)

[@CryptoGiant]

Stop limit order is used when you're not sure or you haven't decided if you want to sell at a particular price. For example, if I bought a coin at a price of $10 and the price is now $20, I might want to wait some more to see if the price will get to $30 before selling. But at the same time, I don't want to lose the $10 profit I've already made in case price falls back down. This is the situation a stop limit order is designed for. In this case, I can say "don't do anything if price keeps rising because I want the extra profit". I also don't want to sell now cos I don't want to miss out if price continues to rise but in case price starts falling instead, then sell at x price. A limit order cannot handle this situation because it was not designed for this. Limit orders are used when you have decided the price you want to buy or sell at. Always use the order type that fits your situation. You don't have to use one or the other. This video is designed for a general audience.

[@AjayThakur-ew7vg]

I understand thanks ☺️

[@manpierre571]

Now understood 😀

[@jamadnan4124]

why did you place the limit order at 335.05/-, which is lower than 335.10/-. you could have sold it using "Limit" at 335.10 exactly. you just had a loass of (335.10-335.05).

[@jalrox123]

Thank you for explaining

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[@GeorgeArellano]

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[@CryptoGiant]

Thank you 🙏

[@riverdeviluk]

100%! So simple when its explained properly!

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[@chibuikejoseph347]

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[@sadedot]

Fantastic!!! Way better explanation than the official Binance academy video ✅

[@CryptoGiant]

Wow, thanks!

[@soulsistahs9834]

I just came from there and got huge anxiety..this one on the other hand is bliss 😎😎😎

[@ibujeemuobo4128]

Exactly. The official page explanation was even confusing

[@braimohabdulkarim8914]

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[@CryptoGiant]

Thank you! So nice to hear

[@calvinm2530]

I hardly comment on videos but this explanation is the best, most simple and informative I've seen. You make no assumptions and are clear with your delivery. Exactly what I was looking for. My sincere and utmost gratitude!

[@CryptoGiant]

Wow, thank you! I appreciate your feedback 🙏

[@brightuche1603]

Honestly madam am very happy and grateful class lecture something I couldn't do for many years you explain it all for me I couldn't understand how to set that stop limit other since many years I used to watch other people's own but now I understand thanks so much and God bless you please help us to be showing it in a bond form abeg the screen recording is very small, thanks madam

[@CryptoGiant]

Thank you. Please which one is bond form?

[@brightuche1603]

What I mean is the screen recording is very small somehow to see maybe your were using laptop, I don't really know but please help us, and also your number madam.

[@CryptoGiant]

@@brightuche1603 Okay thanks. I will try to make it bigger in future videos. Sorry I don't give out my number online.

[@onyiboemmanuel6060]

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[@CryptoGiant]

Hahahaha thank you and amen 🙏

[@NicheID]

This video explain the concept with a high level of clarity. Anyone who wants to grasp the concept, must watch this video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@johnpaulthepope3]

Finally I understand. You explained it perfectly. My brain thanks you. Looking at the binance platform was crazy before.

[@jbjohnson4728]

Say you buy at $0.58. You want to stop losses beyond $0.52. That's easy: you create a stop limit order, making the limit price slightly lower. However, say you ALSO want to sell at $0.75. Someone in these comments said to create a separate limit order to sell at $0.75. However, at least on Binance US, you can't do that. Once a stop-limit order has been placed for all your asset, you can't do a limit order to sell the same asset at the higher price. You can't even place a market order because the assert is not available.

[@AlekieTush]

This is it!! Nigerians helping me out everywhere 💯. Omo thank you!

[@CryptoGiant]

You’re welcome, bro

[@bertrandekode5652]

I haven't seen something like this for a while. You just gained a new subscriber

[@richa1147]

good video for the selling part but not sure i get the buy example......if the price is going up wouldnt it make more sense to have the buy price slightly higher than the stop price??

[@lincoln132003]

I've been looking for explanation like forever, even asked loads of you tubers no luck bless you 🙏

[@AvdhutVaidya]

at 5:28, we say that about the LimitPrice we should be careful that it might execute - OK.. however, if it has to execute just right there, then what is the purpose of STOP price? I think the order is placed only when the price reaches the STOP price and only then your stock would get sold at 305.94 if you accidently leave limit price.. Could you confirm if it is this way? or are you sure that it will execute immeditely when you place your 'Sell' order - but then what is purpose of STOP price in this case?

[@Notharic]

That is whay I want to know also. It shouldn't execute there because the limit p doesn't trigger without reaching the stop price

[@progam1ngmode]

1:14 - Unbelievable. She has predicted the future when BTC will drop to 30k.

[@chrisghioltan5028]

haha ikr thats insane

[@gavindiwijeratne6182]

she predicted eth over 2k as well

[@6ft4Adonis]

30k again lol

[@BAPhotography]

FANTASTIC! I love the way you explain everything in language ordinary people can understand. Thank you thank you thank you X

[@CryptoGiant]

You're so welcome!

[@funandentertainmenttoday3499]

Of all the video i have watched about limit order, this is far more clearer and easy to understand! Thank you!

[@CryptoGiant]

You're very welcome!

[@ethiopiahagere5266]

Your is really much better than any other example out there, Keep up the good works!

[@CryptoGiant]

Thanks, will do!

[@gentostar]

Explained in a simple English 🙏🙏been looking for this , this helped me

[@kotonbads]

You have a beautiful accent. clear and concise, very informative

[@CryptoGiant]

Thanks! 🙏

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[@markmonteiro5961]

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[@samuelogbonnaya8138]

This is great! I have actually watched two other videos before this, but this one gives me a better understanding than the previous.Thank you.

[@CryptoGiant]

You're very welcome!

[@goilee9716]

Better than binance video lol. Good video

[@thepursuitofknowledge5245]

Im new to this and some of my investments were tanking. I didnt think about selling at a loss and then buying back when the price is at its lowest to ride the wave back up!. THANKS!

[@CryptoGiant]

You're welcome! But the safest option is to wait it out. Cos you don't know when the price dump is gonna reverse.

[@thepursuitofknowledge5245]

@@CryptoGiant Really? But cant you just buy back in when the dump reverses?

[@CryptoGiant]

@@thepursuitofknowledge5245 If you're right with the timing, it works great. But let's say prices start dumping, you sell at a loss and at that point prices start going back up... you've already sold. There's a risk there. That's why for beginners, I recommend not selling and just waiting for prices to come back up.

[@thepursuitofknowledge5245]

@@CryptoGiant Yes, I will have to watch the market to get back in at the right time. I will give it a go. Im sooooo excited. Hope it works. Hahaha

[@Lm-rx4jx]

Thank you very much only taken me a year to understand this 🙏

[@CryptoGiant]

No worries!

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[@CryptoGiant]

Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@collins01.]

Abeg your good... i have been watching some videos that even made me more confused thank you.

[@billionairemerit2118]

Simply the best explanation for starters. Thanks so much

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[@CryptoGiant]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Benjamincollins8]

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[@nnamdinwadialo8118]

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[@CryptoGiant]

Thank you!

[@NormYip]

Thank you for this informative video. Really helpful! I haven't done a stop-limit yet but now I will give it a try!

[@CryptoGiant]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gw8598]

Hi there thank you for this video. i have. question if i do a stop limit order to buy stocks at lets say 3300 and the app tell me that its filled what does that mean does it mean i now own the stock and that i can sell it? also do i wait till the price rises above that price then sell?

[@CryptoGiant]

When your order gets filled, it means you now own the crypto. You can sell it or transfer it as you please. Yes, you have to wait until the price is above what you bought it for so you can make a profit when you sell.

[@gw8598]

@@CryptoGiant Thank you very much for your response.

[@DrSanda1]

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[@CryptoGiant]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@elaineross9365]

Great explanation but would be even better if you had included example of short trade with stop limit order to buy back at end of trade.

[@vaundeluna2378]

Hi! Amazing video! Quick question though. Let's say a certain token is at $120 high and I bought it at $114. I placed my LIMIT at $119.9 and STOP at $119.5 then the market crashes while I'm away. Will it automatically sell my assets before the crash happens? Cos I don't see an option to input the limit if ever it doesn't reach its ATH again.

[@chibuikejoseph347]

Excellent Tutorial,,Gifted Teacher..more grace

[@CryptoGiant]

Thank you! 😃

[@Apareljean]

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[@CryptoGiant]

Amen 🙏

[@ibujeemuobo4128]

Thanks. This is way simplier than the official page explanation

[@CryptoGiant]

You're welcome!

[@xdy2l294]

I freaking love you 😘, The best explanations ✨

[@jovelt18]

The video that I'm looking for. Direct and understandable. Thank you so much ^_^

[@CryptoGiant]

You are most welcome!

[@lordmysty]

Omg! Best explanation I’ve watched on this topic , ever! Thank you.

[@FrittendenFrench]

Excellent, what happens if you have placed a stop limit order on a coin, and then decide to sell manually. Will this remove the stop limit order or will in just not complete as you have no coins Left to trade?

[@FrittendenFrench]

Ah OCO :) groovy

[@TootiLeaks]

Let coin price is currently is 100 I set a trailing stop order with 2% and set limit price to 10 and activation price is also 100 If price comes down to 90 and then bounces up by 2% Will my buy order hit and if yes, at what price

[@LaheemTheLadiesDream]

A sell stop order is for a defensive trade that should be placed below the current market order, not above...that is what a sell limit order is for...

[@brrrrr_1]

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[@CryptoGiant]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@himaniraj2640]

very nice explanation with live example hats off

[@H4M1LTON96]

GOOD VIDEO! I wish I watched this video before it did exactly what you said.

[@davideophile]

Question at 06:14. So suppose the price goes from 330 to 360 steadily without going down, will it still execute the order?

[@jasonmalshan384]

Thank you so much for all this information. I hope you channel grows big

[@CryptoGiant]

I appreciate that! Thank you.

[@belgradedayz]

🔥🔥🔥whats the diference between STOP price and LIMIT price? TNX, great work!!!

[@CryptoGiant]

Stop price is the price that makes the platform act. It's like the trigger. Limit price is the price it actually sells your coin at.

[@kenjie7815]

@@CryptoGiant can you set the STOP price and the LIMIT price the same? I mean if I can set up 305 for both STOP price and LIMIT price?

[@Ginsing88]

@@CryptoGiant In terms of buying, limit price would be the price you buy at?

[@nnamdinwadialo8118]

When it sales automatically on YFI/BNB ....will it go to bnb spot wallet??

[@CryptoGiant]

Yes it will.

[@steeve3386]

Something that i dont understand is this. What if you bought at 335 and the current price is 305 (which means you are losing) and at this point you want to sell at 300. How would you set that?

[@Do7Flamingo]

Thank you so much 😊 One question 🙋‍♂️ What if the price drops instead of rising to the stop price? Will it keep your cryptocurrency safe?

[@goldsupreme8543]

Say its at 50k, I want to do a stop order at 45k. I also want to make a buy order if it goes back up to 45k (incase its just a momentary dip and I don't want to have to buy it back once its way over 45k). Can I make these orders all at once? Meaning, can I set the purchase order even though I don't have the money to fill it yet? (I will be buying it back with the money I received from the stop limit order). Thanks!

[@CryptoGiant]

Okay so you can only do two things in one stop limit order. Once it stops and sells your coins at 45k, the order is done. It won’t do anything else cos there’s nowhere to set anything else.

[@goldsupreme8543]

@@CryptoGiant thank u! but when if I sell my btc i will have usdt in exchange, cant i set a buy order for the usdt? thx again ur videos r amazing!

[@gw8598]

Hi There i have another question, how long does it take for the profit to register on my account once i sell my filled stop limit order?

[@CryptoGiant]

Once you sell, you see all the money in your wallet immediately.

[@jpgahob1365]

is there any additional charge for the set up of limit order?

[@CryptoGiant]

No, there isn’t.

[@OmarAMRANI]

The best explanation so far. Thank you!

[@krimlinturhks4651]

You let me know that the Limit is the price to be inputted will be your price to sell. Thanks.

[@ishorgurung4241]

while putting limit order do we have to pay extra money or not ,,,, any fee on that

[@CryptoGiant]

You don't pay to set the order but there is a transaction fee when you actually buy or sell.

[@bahodirjurakulov25074]

Thank you so much Very good explained

[@PeacemakerWolfWood]

why use "stop-limit" rather than "limit". I'm confused that both does the same thing. For example "Stop-limit": If the price reaches 301 then I will sell the coins for 300. "Limit": If the price reaches 301 then I will sell it for 301 Please clarify my understanding.

[@foryouandformeme2055]

So both in buy and sell stop limit should be higher than the limit order? And for stop limit this how I understand if selling for example stop limit 5500 limit is 5450 and if I succeed but the price keeps going down to 5425 then I'm safe because the limit price was already sell. Did I understand it?

[@CryptoGiant]

Yes, you understand it correctly. If selling, put the limit price a little higher than the stop price and if buying, put the limit price a little lower than the stop price. That's how I recommend using it but you can set it any how you like.

[@foryouandformeme2055]

@@CryptoGiant Thank you so much.☺️❤️❤️

[@backpackersstudiobd]

Please make a detailed tutorial for Future trading in Binance with examples for beginners (mid-level beginners). Thank you.

[@travoltata1]

Hi Thanks for your video could you tell me what why sometimes when I put limit sale orders they’re not filed in is very frustrating as in as am losing the pumps

[@Samwelmazula]

You the best mentor madam,keep burning🔥xoxo

[@mihhailzaplava4820]

wow, that was really helpful, thanks

[@dessertstorm7476]

Can you set a limit buy and limit sell at the same time? For example set limit buy for DOGE at 0.24, and before it's even bought, set the limit sell at 0.30, hen the whole transaction would be completely automated?

[@CryptoGiant]

You can't sell what you don't have. So if you have some Doge already, then yes you can set to sell the ones you have and also set to buy more (assuming you have the coin to buy with).

[@fatimamohammed3710]

I have created stop limit order stop 1900 and limit usdt 1800..but when price come to stop price 1900 the order executed at 1900 intead of 1800 why ?

[@MegaUranus]

My english is Not that well, Could you please explain me what is THe stop Price is?

[@mariammidoyan8144]

Thumbs up for such a good video! Can you tell your ideas on a new Graphene mainnet from Phore? I am willing to to get some PHR to get the GFN airdrop presently, and turn out one of the first Graphene holders

[@firstnamelastname-ve9gj]

I like this and your explanation but you didn't show how to sell to limit the loss and I'm confused because I don't want my crypto to sell now as it's below the current rate. please help

[@scottwilson9587]

Great video, but how come your limit is less than your stop?

[@uduakephraim2130]

Pls, answer this cos I'm confused

[@crafting11111]

Clear and on point, thank u

[@SuperCuttysark]

Hold up, I dont understand why you use a stop limit to profit. A stop limit is meant to save you further loses if the price goes against you. So if you purchased at 310, a stop limit has to be lower to stop you out if price falls for example to 300. The stop limit triggers and takes you out of the market and price keeps dropping to lets say 250. If you want to profit you can simply place a single limit order at 335.1. This says if the price reaches 335.1 sell my coins for a profit. I mean technically you can do it your way but a stop limit is meant to save you from loses. What happens if the coin never reaches your stop at 335.1 and the coin keeps dumping to 150. Now you're further in the hole and have to either sell for a major loss or wait until price rises again.

[@CryptoGiant]

You use it the way I described if you're already in a profit. So let's say you bought a coin at $10 and the coin is now $20 but you think it might still go up so you don't sell. So even if everything from 10 to 20 is a profit, you don't want to lose it all so you can decide to stop it when price dumps to a certain point even if it's still technically a profit. That's the scenario here.

[@kiwicam6419]

@@CryptoGiant Thanks - that helps explain the lower limit price vs the stop price. Makes sense it case it keeps going higher and never comes back down.

[@kiwicam6419]

@@CryptoGiant Thinking about this further. Doesn't a stop-limit order create a LIMIT order when executed? It sounds like you want the stop-limit order to create another stop limit order, but not sure if that is possible. Eg if you buy at $10 and create a stop-limit at $20 for a $19 sell price. Wouldn't the $19 sell limit order get executed immediately since there will be a a buyer at $19 (when current price is $20)? So you cannot benefit from a $25 price in this case as you would have sold, which means you might as well add it as a simple limit order. I think there are a few people in these comments confused about why you would use a stop-limit order to sell at a higher price.

[@MrHogginsurance]

your explanation is very clear

[@CryptoGiant]

Glad to hear that

[@ExplainPoint0]

I think stop limit is use less the selling option have same quailty, although OCO is the best.

[@verbon5434]

Another great video. Thanks!

[@ninalomova5182]

Great video, thanks to you. I wanna share that I know that u were asked by a ton of people about $CSX. In case I buy, payback guaranteed?

[@spanpay]

If the price rises to above 335.10 then why would you want to sell for 335.05? Seems like you could make an extra 5 cents and take less steps... what am I missing? Or are you explaining wrong?

[@CryptoGiant]

I think you missed the point. A limit order is designed to buy/sell at a price you set or better. So, if the current price of a coin is $1 for example and you set a limit order to sell at $0.9. your coin will be sold immediately. But if you are in a situation where you are not sure if price will go up or down from the point it is but you don't want to sell if price keeps going up because you want to keep accumulating your profit and if price falls instead, that's the only situation that will make you want to sell, then a limit order cannot handle that situation. That's what a stop limit is for. If you still don't understand it, maybe read more on it from the available resources on the web or watch other people's videos who might explain in a way you understand.

[@rodfres26]

hi! i have a question. is there any rule of thumb when setting a stop and limit order? for ex. my entry price is 30 then my limit(or exit) is 20. what is the recommended difference to set for my stop or trigger(23, 25, 28?) and what is the reason behind it? hope you can help

[@CryptoGiant]

The idea behind it is... You have a price you bought your coin e.g. 30. Depending on the current price of the coin you set wherever you want it to stop and sell for you. So if the current price is 35 for example, I can set it as (exit price 32, trigger price 32.1) what I did here is tell the platform if price drops up till 32.1, sell my coin at a price of 32. The numbers can be anything but set it in such a way that you don't make a loss. Or if you're willing to take a little loss maybe because you think the price will rise again, you can set something like exit price 29, trigger price 29.1

[@rodfres26]

@@CryptoGiant thanks for you response! i kinda understand how the stop limit works. i just wanted to know if there is any rule about setting the price difference between the trigger price and the limit(or exit)? for ex. instead of 32.1(trigger price) to 32(limit price) why not make it 29 instead? i saw one youtube video saying to not set it your trigger price and limit price very near(e.q. 32.1 to 32)

[@CryptoGiant]

@@rodfres26 Ok no there's no rule. It depends on you.

[@rodfres26]

@@CryptoGiant got it. but will there be any implication if i set a big or small difference? for ex. 32.1 to 32 vs 32.1 to 25?

[@CryptoGiant]

@@rodfres26 Yes! 25 is the price your crypto actually sells for. So if the current price is 32 and you're already at a loss, why sell at a bigger loss? The idea is for you to stop your loss that's why you sell very close to the trigger price. If you're in profit, you also want to make the most profit possible and that's why you sell close to the trigger price.

[@hasithamalinga1178]

Hi, I just went through this video but facing a serious issue over here. My stop limit orders in futures aren't executing when the exact entry point reached so i have to stay up all the night to enter to the trade manually till a specific coin reaches to the entry point. Am i missing something or doing anything wrong here? Hope you could help. Thank You!

[@CryptoGiant]

Futures uses "mark price" by default and not last price. So if you didn't set your stop limit order to use last price, you have to do that.

[@hasithamalinga1178]

@@CryptoGiant Oh now i see! I will try this. So this applies to the TP/SL as well?? I should set "last price" in the TP/SL in stop limit order right?

[@CryptoGiant]

Yes it applies to TP/SL.

[@hasithamalinga1178]

@@CryptoGiant Thank you so much for the shared knowledge. Appreciate alot.

[@yosefsemere]

God bless you thank you teacher 😘😘😘😘

[@jamadnan4124]

why did you place the limit order at 335.05/-, which is lower than 335.10/-. you could have sold it using "Limit" at 335.10 exactly. you just had a loass of (335.10-335.05).

[@chainzss]

idgi. isnt the goal to sell high? why would i want to sell it at a lower price? And why cant i just use limit order. There must be something i dont get

[@mercymaingi1724]

what happens when the prices don't hit the stop limit prices but goes in the opposite direction?

[@rebootthirteen3687]

This is amazing .... The best explanation ever

[@CryptoGiant]

Happy to see it helped!

[@rebootthirteen3687]

Hi, can you do a videos on margin trading ? There are some concepts i wanna grasp well

[@rabgiologist]

best explanation around! thank you!!

[@CryptoGiant]

You're welcome!

[@СеменКурник]

Thanks for such a cool vid! Can you tell your ideas about a new Graphene mainnet from Phore? I wanna to buy some $PHR to get the GFN airdrop soon, and become one of the first Graphene holders

[@midojanko8822]

Question: when you use stop- limit order. Are you suppose to buy and sell at the same time?

[@CryptoGiant]

No. You either buy or sell.

[@bennick69]

Can you show how to set a stop loss with already owned coins?. Or trailing stop loss please.

[@CryptoGiant]

Okay.

[@bennick69]

@@CryptoGiant Nice one 👍🏻💚👍🏻

[@harleydean3812]

@@CryptoGiant teach me how to trade

[@CryptoGiant]

@@harleydean3812 Please email me at [e-mail] and let's discuss.

[@spanpay]

I don’t understand why it would sell immediately at 305 but not at 335.05??. Why set a stop limit at all? Why not just set the limit for 335?

[@kiwicam6419]

I agree. I don't think that was a good example to use for a stop-limit. i think you just want to use stop-limits for scenarios where the order would execute immedatly if you added it as a simple limit order.

[@kiwicam6419]

I read her comment below. What she was trying to do was create a stop limit order in the future. So at 335.10 she wants to create a stop-limit order for 305.05 to sell only if the price drops back down to that level. However, I think the 305.05 sell order would execute immediately as there will be a buyer at that price. Which is back to your point....

[@sachinarora6682]

Why do we need two inputs? I simply want to sell it when it reaches a drops to a certain price. Why do we need to set another input - a stop limit just a little higher than the selling price? The stop limit input seems redundant... as I simply want to see when it drops to a specific price

[@CryptoGiant]

The stop limit order is not redundant for what it was designed to do. Based on what you described, you need a regular limit order. So just set a limit order and sell your coins. A stop limit order is made for a different scenario for example, you want to protect your profit and sell if price falls to a certain point but you don't want to sell if price goes up. If you set a limit order that's lower than current price, your coins will get sold immediately. But if you set a stop limit order, then your coins won't get sold if price goes up and only get sold if price goes down to the point you set.

[@sachinarora6682]

@@CryptoGiant thanks for the reply but that didn't answer my question. Maybe I didn't ask the question clearly. My question is - why there are two inputs in a stop limit order? The first input triggers the selling price set by us in the second input. Why isn't there a single input. Because we are mainly interested in selling our coins if it falls below a specific price set by us. In this scenario I am assuming that we want to sell at a price below the current market price, so we can't use the simple limit order

[@CryptoGiant]

I answered your question. If the price falls/rises to (input 1), buy/sell at (input 2). Someone might want to set it to buy lower than the trigger price or sell higher than the trigger price (cos price doesn’t move in a straight line. It goes up and down regardless of the general direction). That’s what the two inputs are for. If you want to buy/sell at the trigger price then do so but the option is there for others who want more control.

[@sachinarora6682]

@@CryptoGiant thank you @Crypto Giant

[@firstnamelastname-ve9gj]

mine is asking for price, stop and limit and I have no clue how to do it. I chose oco. I want to set a lower price to secure profits and a higher one to ride it up and cash out. how do i do this?

[@CryptoGiant]

This is my video on how to set OCO orders kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5qrh32PodCSsK8

[@firstnamelastname-ve9gj]

5:46 that's what's confusing me. Because it's asking me for the price in Tehter (I'm doing Vet), rather than the stop price for vet

[@SelfImprovement1988]

Thank you very much for this video. Brilliant explanation.

[@CryptoGiant]

Glad it was helpful!

[@past.williamsfortune1007]

Please what do I do if I failed to to put a limit and you want take your profit....

[@CryptoGiant]

In that case, just sell it when you see the price you want.

[@piusodaba]

Very well explained!

[@austineblaze2813]

Great content. Precise to the point

[@CryptoGiant]

Thank you 🙏

[@cozmonarian]

God bless your hustle💯

[@CryptoGiant]

Amen 🙏🏼