Webull Order Types Explained (Market, Limit, Stop, Trailing Stop, Brackets)

Today will be quick video covering all the different order types available at Webull and how they can be used.
Market Order
A market order indicates you want the immediate execution of an order for a stated number of shares at the next available price without any other restrictions. This means your order will seek execution once it is received by the market (as long as the security is trading).
Limit Order
A limit order indicates the highest price you are willing to pay for a security, or the lowest price you are willing to accept to sell a security. Your order will be executed at your designated price or better. This helps protect your order from sudden volatility, but it also means you will only buy or sell the security if it reaches the price you're seeking.
Stop Order
Stop orders can help you to limit your potential loss in an investment or to lock in profits. By setting an activation price below the market, if you are selling, you may be able to limit a potential loss should the stock price fall. Similarly, if you take a short position, you may be able to limit a potential loss if the stock price rises by placing a buy-stop order.
Trailing Stop
A trailing stop order is an order that is entered with a stop parameter that creates a moving or "trailing" activation price. As a stock's price moves, the activation price for your order will move too - allowing potentially profitable trades to run, and may help protect against a sharp pullback.
Bracket Order
This order type will allow you to place both a profit taking order and stop loss order in advance. This is known to most as an OCO bracket order, or one cancels other order.
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[@RandMpinkFilms]

So clear. So simple. I've never seen it explained in this way. Thank you!!! You're on to something with these. 🔥🔥🔥

[@adamcochran7950]

Thank you so much! I literally spent hours yesterday trying to figure this out with Schwab and then finally realized they don't even have the ability to do the complicated buy with a stop-loss/take profit. So I downloaded Webull today to do exactly this and your video taught me how. Thank you!!!!

[@realMDizzy]

Thank you thank you thank you! This was much easier to understand than other explanations that are just loaded with jargon.

[@dreamletlive]

Thank you!

[@Omar.bin.khattab]

thanks so much

[@liljoe8971]

This video is incredibly helpfull, explained perfectly

[@differencebetween6823]

Thanks bro, nice and detail. Easily understood ❤️👍

[@reyafhassan2628]

this helped me out so much thanks much mate

[@tonyvain100]

Great videos. Thank you.

[@jethrowbowdeen]

Good job on the info, you make look easy 👍

[@jaushuamcmanes7548]

Best one I found thx

[@aschkansabaghi4901]

Fantastic!

[@billassim9014]

Great content,..

[@rocosdronezone5177]

Thanks, I've really had a difficult time in executing orders, this was a excellent explanation.

[@HappyMemories2024]

Under order entry the only strategy I see from the drop down menu is single? Where are the others?

[@iandubria6906]

Can you make a video on option?

[@alextay2543]

I dun find sl n tp function in webull paper trade app

[@andyatkinson3888]

I don’t have all of these options. What gives?

[@jeffterreault7529]

How do I find that order entry tool I don’t see it in my widgets

[@imperialxan8550]

its going to be the first thing under "trade" tab under widgets, BUT you have to be subscribed to level 2 which is like 2-3$ a month

[@charliemcgrain]

(Paper trading) WHY CAN'T I SET A "MARKET" ORDER IN PRE MARKET. Pre market moves way too fast to try and set limit orders. Does the paid version of Webull have this same problem? No straight up market orders in Pre Market??? Thanks.

[@kxtz0006]

Because you can’t take any live positions until the NY session starts.

[@charliemcgrain]

Thanks for the response. I just discovered I can use the Turbo Trader window and set up limit orders that can get me in and out of a position really fast, that's what I needed. Happy trading. @@kxtz0006