The pending order trading methods for account crude oil include profit pending orders, stop loss pending orders, two-way pending orders, etc.

Profit pending order: refers to a pending order whose price is better than the real-time transaction quotation, that is, the customer's pending order buying price is lower than the current bank's selling price or the customer's pending order selling price is higher than the current bank's buying price.

When the transaction quotation reaches the customer's pending order price, the transaction will be completed at the pending order price.

Stop-loss order: refers to an order whose price is worse than the real-time transaction quotation, that is, the selling price of the customer's pending order is lower than the current bank's buying price or the buying price of the customer's pending order is higher than the current bank's selling price.

When the transaction quotation reaches the customer's pending order price, the transaction will be completed at the pending order price.

Two-way pending order: refers to a combination of a profit pending order and a stop loss pending order that are set up at the same time. If any one of the two-way pending orders is executed, the other pending order will automatically become invalid.