But as the market drops to desired trigger price would that just sell as a normal order? Am I being stupid, I don't see the difference
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Replying to @NeateLee
1/2 market trades @ 1000 and you wanna bail at 900. So you place your stops: trigger = 910 and limit sell = 900.
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Replying to @CryptOrca @NeateLee
2/2 If market dumps and there is no buy order in the book at 910 your stops wont be triggered. Thats why you put a limit buy of 1 at 910.
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It triggers if the highest bid is <(=) 910, you don't need to place an order there.
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what if there is no highest bid, like when orders get pulled ?
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Every single order on the book would have to get pulled for there to be no highest bid
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are you trolling or what. stop trigger at 910 need a limit buy order at 910 to get triggered.
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lol, polo has other shit i dont want to get into https://poloniex.com/support/stopLimitOrders/ …pic.twitter.com/1vNWJ4Zay5
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Don't see the problem with that snippet; the same is true of all stop-limit orders. You sacrifice guaranteed execution for guaranteed price.
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this is what we deal with on futures. Either you get out at floor or not filled and end up margin called.pic.twitter.com/YJgXOWSwlv
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Replying to @CryptOrca @Ayylmao706 and
there you gopic.twitter.com/JwWDibqBT9
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