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Comment from : Crypto Patrick

how can you have a limit sell and a lower stop price (like on phemex)? I am confused how to have a limit that you want to sell at, but also have a stop in case price starts dropping
Comment from : Flip da Whip

Anyone got a percentage rate? I mean what limit price 05 less than trigger price? Would like to ride out the small fluctations
Comment from : WRENCH-WELD-BUILD

I appreciate this video a lot dude Hopefully you still have your Bitcoin this year!
Comment from : xGARBAGEx

So I am new to Coinbase I was having trouble setting a stop-loss after I had set my sell limit It was saying that I had "insufficient funds" even though I had more more on the side than what I had put in to trade with Do you think it wasn't letting me set both because it just simply won't allow you to set both at the same time? Or is there another reason why it wasn't letting me set both?
Comment from : Vincent Ramos

Can you set a stop and limit order at the same time in Coinbase Pro?
Comment from : SPOKE

Thanks man - best video on the subject!
Comment from : Brian Wisotzkey

Screen so dark brCan’t see
Comment from : CaliTropicalFruits

The screen shots are so small it’s impossible to follow the explanation
Comment from : Bruce X

Thank you it helped me a lot!
Comment from : Danny

Thank you You're videos are quite helpful I appreciate all your information God bless you
Comment from : J M

Hallelujah, This is the single best tutorial I have ever scene I’ve been been scraping so many dime a dozen vids for my son it’s like pulling weeds I would pay for this kind of intelligible well thought out content Now my son can get further along on his journey
Comment from : Gregoz

Got stuck like an idiot when i could have made money I still made money but now I know why it did not sell when it hit stop lolmy stop was 16 And my limit was 20 lol I thought I was picking a buy and sell price with the stop choice Now it all makes sense
Comment from : Ryan Wright

Go slow if not it’s annoying
Comment from : Aditya Bhagavathula

Hm I made a stop limit order that was immediately filled even though the price was trading more than 2 higher than the stop price As a consequence, the fill price I got was slightly over 2 higher than the stop How do you explain that? I made the stop order with a gap, just like in the above example Thankfully this landed me in a small profit, but I really wanted the trade to stay open
Comment from : kebman

Very well explained without extra baggage, thanks
Comment from : John Arrington

Thank you :D
Comment from : Nathanial Mendes

can that stop price be more than the coin is already?
Comment from : LoveGuruBlaire

Btc @$4000 Wish I could time travel 🤣
Comment from : Jay Chambers

Coinbase Pro app executes all limit sell orders immediately at the current market price even if the limit sell price is $500 (BTC) below the current market price This is a major bug and needs to be fixed I have made several limit sell orders well below the current price and the orders execute immediately at market price What is the point of having limit order functionality when it never works? There are other issues with the service as well The price of executed trades (and fees) differs between app and website Orders executed on the app show different prices (and fees) than the website order history This occurs for a majority of executed orders and the delta can be as high as 5 That is totally unacceptable The SEC needs to start looking into this company
Comment from : Age of Reason

On the flip side, using your example (Stop Price: $4,000, Stop Limit: $3,950), wouldn't it be worse if the market flash crashes and is suddenly below the $3,950 threshold? And if the asset price drops to, say $2,000, that's what you're stuck with? brbrWouldn't it be better to place a Stop Market order at $4,000 so you get the closest market price to that number? brbrSo in a sense, isn't it more risky to place a stop-limit? Still confused First day doing this
Comment from : Tyga Hero

This video explained the purpose of the stop-limit order so perfectly I've been trying for a long time to understand how a limit order varied from a stop-market order and stop-limit order and I understand now Protecting yourself from sudden price drops when you are physically unable to do it is so important
Comment from : Siddharth Rane

this video was awesome, I've been trying to figure out how these orders work for so long and you explained it perfectly every other source I've tried is extremely complicated and doesn't really help me
Comment from : sleepful

Great video Even helpful years after it was made
Comment from : Vladimir Malinouski

Great video this is why I love youtube really appreciate you sir
Comment from : William Washington

Thank you! I didn't know what the limit $ was used for Very helpful
Comment from : Valerie T

Do you have a Twitter or email would like a tutorial
Comment from : Jimmy McGill

I'm so dumb someone please explain this to me What's wrong with making a Stop Limit order to minimize loss in case of a crash, and setting the stop price the same as the limit price?
Comment from : BigElephant

Good vid Subscribed
Comment from : Have a Look

My Ghod!! Salvation at last!! 😩
Comment from : Jules Bowen

Great video! One question: if I use the stop option to buy bitcoin, should I set the limit price a little higher than the stop price, instead of lower when you want to sell?
Comment from : XY W

Love the Napoleon Dynamite outro Seriously, though -- great tutorial Learning a lot from your vids
Comment from : Paul West

is it possible to set a stop loss and a Target price on coinbase at the same time?
Comment from : Giak

Great explanation but the opacity is kinda distracting
Comment from : Shaman Shamanite

Why is the limit price lower than the stop loss? If I want to sell my crypto shouldn't I have the limit price at 4000? And stop loss lower just in case the market crashes So at 3500 to ensure I don't lose out?
Comment from : Futurisma Education

Best explanation I could find Thank you Helped me a lot
Comment from : JN MEDIA PRODUCTION

do you only pay for the transaction fee if the order actually goes through?brie if i were to cancel the order before it goes through, I haven't spent anything?
Comment from : Strato Side

Question, I have Coinbase pro i was trying to learn how to put a stop limit order for Coinbase pro this is not the same platform that Coinbase pro uses , is there ANY place that I could learn how to do this using Coinbase pro
Comment from : mary Smith

Not working bud
Comment from : Lenore J Greed

I wish CBP would allow you to buy something and at the same time place a stop-loss order in case you're wrong From what I'm understanding The Stop limit order is only when you actually own the coin or want to buy it at the limit price that has been triggered by the stop order So it's not actually a stop loss until you set it as stop-limit order once you've purchased This all takes 2 complete orders, correct?
Comment from : Dale

From 3:35 on is literally my go-to reference as I always forget WTF stop vs limit is (ie that you want a gap and put limit lower than stop, and limit is your lowest price you want to sell at)
Comment from : DAE51D

How about the reverse? How to set a stop buy please?
Comment from : John Martinson

super helpful!!!!!
Comment from : Jaan Mannik

So when the price falls to 4000 will our order be 4000 and move with market price inside 3950-4000 or will it instantly become 3950?
Comment from : David Garcia

Very helpful video!
Comment from : Cody

guys this is a serious question but does anyone know if it's possible on Coinbase to put a stoploss and a limit sell order at the same time?
Comment from : 1nvestNow

Great video!
Comment from : Jason Hall

Still the best video out there on the subject!
Comment from : R VDB

@deeplizard Hi, hope all is well I tried what i learned from this video a few days ago but the results of the trade are still confusing to me Ok so what I did was: On May 1st, I set the STOP PRICE on ETH/EUR at 13997 and the LIMIT PRICE at 13390 On May 2nd my ETH got sold When I go to MY ORDERS --> FILLED and I click the arrow to expand the details what I see is: 13390 on the top row and 13978 on the bottom row What does this mean? Which of the 2 prices was it sold (13390 OR 13978)? ETH/EUR never went down to 13390 on May 2nd (the day it was sold) so that means it got sold at 13978? Did I do something wrong, why did it sell at that price? Hope the above makes sense, I am quite confused now on how the stop-limit-order works as I was expecting it to sell only if it went down to 13390 Thanks in advance
Comment from : Suz

Great video, exactly what I was looking for clear, straight to the point many thanx x
Comment from : Suz

Is this a GTC order?
Comment from : Mr Shows UK

dude you're the only person I can find that makes sense out of all this stuff Im still dizzy trying to figure it out (Newb) but its getting better since I found your channel THANK YOU
Comment from : Shawn Smith

Hey deeplizard, tnx for the explanations so far! I was wondering if there is a way to place a stop order AND a take profit order at the same time Placing a stop order deducts from your balance, so I'm not able to place another order for a take profit Am I missing something?
Comment from : Martin Chaushev

good video
Comment from : Dario Aguado

Why does a fee show up when I enter an amount into the limit price when on advanced under a stop sell order? I didnt see a fee on your screen when you did it? Thank you!
Comment from : jason mathias

DLi watched your stop loss video but to me stop limit orders are a much safer bet than market stops so are there any instances you would use a stop loss market order? i don't see any reason to do this as they are extremely dangerous if a flash crash occursthe only reason i ask is because you left the video up for bothi wasn't sure if you did this just to explain each onebut do you personally use stop limit orders instead of market?? Thanks
Comment from : Bleeding- Edge

Very helpful videosthanks DL
Comment from : Bleeding- Edge

Out of all the videos on youtube explaining the stop-limit order, you explained it the best THANK YOU!
Comment from : disasterboy65

very usefull
Comment from : Felix

Thank you very much!
Comment from : eljuancho2

Subbed Very well done! Not many people do info on the stop, just the other 2 This was very articulate and professional! Thank you very much Thumbs up!
Comment from : Brain of Brian

One of the best explanations I have come across! Thanks! You have earned a like and subscribe, LOL! 😀😀
Comment from : Shawn Paul

Excellent teaching Definitely a subscriber You broke that down so well Thank you
Comment from : Ryan Rhoades

So you are saying it will look to sell only between 3950 and 4000?
Comment from : Forex Business

Great instructional videos Clear, quick and to the point Thanks!!!
Comment from : mrsticker2

Great information but I have a question At 029 you say that the order is not on the order book and your pointer is highlighting 400000 But there appears to have over 100 coins to be sold Am I missing something?
Comment from : Ken James

hey bro just a quick question, if for what ever reason the coin does not sell in that gap of 3950 and 4000 but the coin drops below 3950 what would be the behavior of the stop loss feature ??
Comment from : scorlin gonzalez

Hey man is this a correct so my understanding is as follows - Sell Stop-Limit: Let's say a security is currently trading at $3000 I'd like to sell the security if it reaches or goes below $2900, but only if the security can be sold for $2800 or more I place a Stop-Limit order by setting the Stop Price at $2900 and the Limit Price to $2800 If the security reaches or goes below $2900, my order becomes a limit order with a Limit Price of $2800 So I sold the security at $28? Sounds a bit "duh" for me :) but I wanted to make sure I understood this ha haAlso will GDAX charge me a fee since it is a "limit order" - thanks again bro! BTW man you should create a training course and have it on Udemyjust do not charge me for giving you a good idea nowlol
Comment from : Degen Viking

Is there no way to set a high and low at the same time?brLike say you hold bitcoin bought at a certain amount and you want to make a small profit of like 10, but you also don't want to hold forever Is there a way to make an order that says at 10 profit sell for profit, or at 5 loss sell for loss? Or is it only one or the other?
Comment from : Vidavis Prime

Finally a good & easy to follow video
Comment from : MehShade

Excellent video though
Comment from : Venu Gopal

I am a little baffled here I though when you are selling BTC stop order price should be less than limit price and when buying stop order price should be more than limit price as limit price is the one you want to execute trade Please correct me if I am wrong
Comment from : Venu Gopal

Best explanation by FAR
Comment from : TInyK12

that helped thank you
Comment from : HowToCrypto Chris

Just wanted to say, thanks for your video! Nicely explained!
Comment from : Matthew Cyhanick

Watching and trying to learn , but a bit confusing br Most the comments are about selling to prevent a loss br My interest is how to set a very low " buy " price Bitcoin recently dropped below $8,000 How can I set a buy price at $7,950 and just walk away and leave it for a week or two weeks until the price spikes down again ? ? ?
Comment from : Fry8HalR

You are awesome I had my son (14) watch this to get acquainted with trading He loves your videos! Thanks for co-parenting with me lol
Comment from : Jennifer Valenti

dam i got charged with a fee even though i used limit price and my stop price aww wellthanks man you bin a great help
Comment from : Photoshopuzr

Amazing information, terrible audio editing But thank you for the info
Comment from : The Boom Boom Room STL

Thx for not wiggling the mouse around
Comment from : Jkou Files

Last question, and I apologize for so many Now I can find it, but in one video you explained why sometimes when you make a stop limit order the STOP vanishes and it becomes just a limit order This keeps happening to me and I can't figure out why Thanks!
Comment from : Blank Slate