A pending order transaction is to select a specified price that investors expect to buy or short in the market, and then place pending orders at that price position. When the price fluctuation reaches the price selected by investors, the order will be closed automatically, and such a transaction operation is called pending order transaction.
Limit purchase: that is, buy with a pending order below the current price. For example, the current real-time stock price is 100 yuan. Investors judge that the stock price will move upward, but the price will first fall back to 90 yuan for adjustment. At this time, you can use the purchase restriction operation. When the stock price fluctuates to 90 yuan, the pending orders will be closed automatically. If the price goes up, then investors will make a profit.
Stop loss: that is, above the current price, buy with a pending order. For example, the current real-time stock price is 100 yuan. Investors judge that the stock price can only rise if it breaks through the pressure level of 120 yuan, and it will continue to rise. At this time, you can buy with a stop loss. When the stock price fluctuates to 120 yuan, the pending purchase will automatically close the position. If the price continues to rise, then investors can make a profit.