Dear Reader,
Are you losing money because of how you trade?
Not sure? Then answer this question… Are you using limit orders?
If you said no… or have no idea what a limit order is, than buckle in. I'm going to save you thousands of dollars right now!
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When you place an order to buy a stock or ETF, more than likely it's a market order. That means you tell the market how many shares you want… and they sell it to you at the current price.
The problem is, that current price might have moved between the time you typed your order in and hit the "place the trade button".
Consider this, last week it was widely reported that gold prices moved by $5 in ONE SECOND!
That's right. In the blink of an eye, prices moved $5.
Want to avoid that fiasco?
Then start using Limit Orders.
A limit order is when you tell the market how many shares you want and exactly what price you're willing to pay.
Now you aren't guaranteed to get the order filled, but at least you avoid having to fork over more money for that stock or ETF you're trading.
This little tip could save you thousands over the course of a year – depending on how much you trade.
Want to find more great trading ideas?
Check out the Sector ETF Trader. It's packed full of great trading ideas.
Sincerely,
John Alexander, Editor
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