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Market If Touched Order (MIT)

The market if touched order, or ‘board order’ has commonalities with the stop order. The price is specified for the buy or sell, and when the price is touched, the order is triggered to become executed at the current market price. The MIT order differs with the stop order, in that the buy order is placed below current market price and the sell order is placed above current market price.



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