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Why You should Never Buy by Market Order? - Djellala Training Level 1 Lesson 28 Last lesson
This is the last lesson Number 28 in Djellala Training Level 1 which is about a technical way to buy a stock. Understand that when you use market order you ask to get the stock with whatever price is available. Here it is the feast for market makers and your broker to bring thew worst price, so they can make more money from you. Is that simple? Yes, it is.
There are some circumstances where you use market order if there is a big move. Limit order does not work all the time, because when you use it, the price has already gone up so your order will never be filled.



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