Market-On-Open Order: Should You Use Them?
A market-on-open order is used to participate in the opening auction of an exchange. Because the MOO order is a market order, it guarantees execution, but not price. Interactive…
Read More »Contingent Orders: How They Work
Contingent orders require an event to occur to trigger their execution. They’re contingent on something happening. If that something doesn’t happen, the order is never executed and remains resting…
Read More »Iceberg Order Defined For Beginners
An iceberg order is an order type that allows you to conceal the true size of your order. These orders are increasingly common in today’s market as almost everyone…
Read More »dough App Review [2021]
Brief Overview dough is a new low-cost brokerage firm. With funding from tastytrade, Inc., the new Chicago startup provides a fresh take on trading and investment education. But can…
Read More »Roth IRA vs 401k – What’s the Difference?
If you have a 401k at work, you can still have your own Individual Retirement Account. The Roth IRA in particular has several distinct advantages (but disadvantages, too) compared…
Read More »How to Use Bracket Orders the Right Way
Different order types are among the most boring stock market subjects, mostly the focus of a small sect of high-frequency trading enthusiasts and opponents. But the discussion of stock…
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