Stop-Loss Order
Definition & Industry Concept
An automated conditional trade directive dispatched to a brokerage to liquidate an asset when market price drops to a predetermined trigger threshold, mitigating downside tail risk.
💡 Practical Market Application
Entering a long position at $150 and triggering an automatic stop-loss market exit at $138 to cap capital drawdowns.
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