We should avoid the current market order in the fragmented market where the prices of traded commodities fluctuate greatly and jump up and down. When placing a market order, it is advisable to choose goods with large transaction volume and high price, because they are not very active and easy to enter the market. Limit order: An order to buy or sell at a specific price. If the limit order is to buy, its set price must be lower than the current market price; When selling, the set price must be higher than the current market price. Stop loss order: that is, after the market price reaches a certain price, the transaction is made at the market price. When purchasing, its specific price must be higher than the current market price; When selling, its specific price must be lower than the current market price. Usually this kind of order is given when the trader has confirmed the contract. In order to prevent the wrong trend from causing too much loss, a stop loss order is given first. In order to reduce losses. Piecemeal order: an order to buy or sell the same commodity contract continuously at different price gaps.