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The reverse order is a way to place an order when the specified price is reached.
It can be used for securing losses and profits, but in the event of a sudden change, it may be deducted from the expected price.
What is the reverse order?
The reverse order is a mechanism that the order is activated when the specified price is reached, opposite to the normal limit order.
For example, you can set it to sell if holding stock is 1,000 yen and lower than 950 yen.
It is used as an order not to spread too much loss.
How to use
Typical usage is breakdown.
When the stock price is moving in the opposite direction, we will prepare to sell at the predetermined price.
| How to use | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Sell at lower drop | Prevent losses |
| Purchase at the time of rise | Breakout |
| Profit | Prepare for anti-fall after rise |
Notes
The reverse finger value is not always determined by the specified price itself.
In the event of a sudden drop, the delivery order after the departure may be roughly set at the lower price.
In addition, it may be sold unintentionally by short-term value movement.
The reverse order is an order that can help you manage your risk.
For beginners, use it as a tool to predetermin the cutting line and understand the possibility of price dev.