
Stop-Loss Order Explained: What Traders Need to Know
A stop-loss order can manage trading risk, but its trigger price does not guarantee the execution price. Here is how stop, stop-limit and trailing orders differ.

A stop-loss order can manage trading risk, but its trigger price does not guarantee the execution price. Here is how stop, stop-limit and trailing orders differ.

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The bid-ask spread is an implicit trading cost that changes with liquidity, volatility and order size. Here is how investors can manage it.