If you want to guarantee that your order to sell a stock will be executed, you should place a stop order instead of a limit order.

Name: If you want to guarantee that your order to sell a stock will be executed, you should place a stop order instead of a limit order.
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A stop order becomes a market order to sell once the stock reaches the stop price, which guarantees execution. A limit order, on the other hand, may not be executed if the market price does not reach the limit price you set.

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