Stop loss orders are also called stop loss orders or stop loss orders. After the investor opens the position, for the purpose of controlling the risk, he then issues a closing order with trigger conditions to control the expansion of the loss;

When a certain price condition is met, the liquidation order is issued quickly through the trading system of the exchange. This situation often occurs when the price develops rapidly in a direction that is not conducive to the original position of investors. After this instruction is triggered, the trading system of the exchange will give priority to trading. Because this is a cut order, it is also called a stop loss order abroad. It is a basic trading order as important as limit order and market maker order.