Securities purchase and sale orders can be:
- Market. They are entered into the system without a limit price and orders are made at the price set by the market.
- Limited. A limit price is entered.
- At best. Same treatment as market orders, but with the peculiarity that, if the order is partially carried out, the shares still to be traded are limited by the change in the first transaction.
- Conditioned (Stop Loss – Stop Profit). The sending of the order to the market is subject to the fulfilment of a condition in the price, set by the client. Once the condition has been activated, it will behave according to the modality that has been determined: market, limited or at best.
International equities operations only admit market or limited orders.
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