Order Types on Tenbagger: Market, Limit, Stop, TP/SL
Orders are how you turn intent into action in the market. Choosing the wrong type costs money through slippage, missed fills, or unintended exits.
When should I use market vs limit?
Use market when timing matters more than price — exiting during volatility. Use limit when price matters more and you can wait for the market to come to you.
What's the difference between stop-market and stop-limit?
Stop-market converts to a market order when triggered, guaranteeing execution but not price. Stop-limit converts to a limit order, guaranteeing price but with the risk of not filling.
Can I set TP and SL at the same time?
Yes. The Tenbagger order form supports setting take-profit and stop-loss when opening a position, and you can also add them later from the position row.
What is a post-only order?
A post-only limit cancels if it would execute immediately. This guarantees the order adds liquidity to the order book rather than removing it, so you pay the maker fee instead of the taker fee.
Will my limit order always fill if the price reaches it?
Not always. Even if the price briefly touches your limit, you may only fill partially if there isn't enough opposing volume at that level.