Market, Limit & Stop Orders – 36121003 -KM-010

Categories: Unisa Enterprise
Wishlist Share
Share Course
Page Link
Share On Social Media

About Course

Module Code

36121003 -KM-010

Curriculum Code

36121003

Qualification Title

Market. Limit, Stop Orders

Learner Instruction

To successfully complete this module, you are expected to:

  • Engage Actively: Read through the provided guidebook pages and this learner guide thoroughly. Take notes on key concepts.
  • Reflect on Scenarios: Consider how the concepts of slippage have applied or could apply to your own trading or demo trading experiences.
  • Participate in Practical Analysis: Be prepared to discuss and analyze different broker types and order types in the context of execution speed.
  • Complete the Assessment: Demonstrate your understanding by successfully completing the knowledge test and any practical assessment criteria outlined below.
  • Seek Clarification: If any concept is unclear, do not hesitate to ask your instructor for further explanation.

Physical Requirements Prior to Training

To ensure you are fully prepared to engage with the training material, please ensure you have the following:

  • Prerequisite Knowledge: A solid understanding of basic trading terminology, including Pips, Spread, Bid/Ask Price, and Order Types (Market, Limit, Stop) as covered in the “Trading Basics” section
  • Technical Setup: Access to a trading platform demo account (e.g., MetaTrader 4 or 5) is highly recommended. This will allow you to observe order execution in real-time.
  • Learning Environment:A quiet space free from distractions to focus on the module content and any interactive sessions.

 

Objectives of the Module

Upon completion of this module, you will be able to demonstrate an understanding of:

36121003- KM -10 – 1

Introduction to Order Types and Their Functions
Understanding the role of orders in trade execution and the differences between market, limit, and stop orders.

36121003- KM -10 – 2

Market Orders: Execution and Use Cases
Learning how market orders work, their advantages and risks, and when to use them for immediate trade entry or exit.

36121003- KM -10 – 3

Limit and Stop Orders: Placement and Strategy
Understanding how limit and stop orders are set, their execution conditions, and their role in risk management and trade automation.

36121003- KM -10 – 4

Advanced Order Types and Practical Application
Exploring trailing stops, OCO (One Cancels Other), and GTC (Good Till Cancelled) orders, and integrating multiple order types into a trading plan.

 Assessment Criteria

Your understanding of this module will be assessed based on the following criteria:

  • Knowledge: Basic definitions and concepts.
  • Comprehension: Understanding of how and why each order works.
  • Application: Ability to use the correct order type in a given situation.
  • Analysis & Synthesis: Ability to combine multiple order types into a coherent risk-managed strategy.

 

 

 

Show More

Course Content

SECTION 1 – KM-10-KT 01 -1: Introduction to Order Types and Their Functions
Topics elements to be covered include: • KT0101: The Fundamental Role of a Trade Order • KT0102: The Market Order - The Need for Speed • KT0103: The Limit Order - The Price Controller • KT0104: The Stop Order (Stop-Loss) - The Risk Manage

  • KT0101: The Fundamental Role of a Trade Order
  • KT0102: The Market Order – The Need for Speed
  • KT0103: The Limit Order – The Price Controller
  • KT0104: The Stop Order (Stop-Loss) – The Risk Manage

SECTION 2 KM-11-KT 02 – Market Orders: Execution and Use Cases
Topics elements to be covered include: • KT0201: The Mechanics of Market Order Execution • KT0202: The Advantages: Why Use a Market Order? • KT0203: The Inherent Risks: Understanding Slippage • KT0204: Practical Use Cases: When to Pull the Trigger

SECTION 3 KM-11-KT 03 – Limit and Stop Orders: Placement and Strategy
Topics elements to be covered include: • KT0301: Order Placement and Core Mechanics • KT0302: Execution Conditions and Key Differences • KT0303: Strategic Role in Risk Management • KT0304: Role in Trade Automation and Advanced Concepts

SECTION 4 KM-10-KT 04 – Advanced Order Types and Practical Application
Topics elements to be covered include: • KT0401: The Trailing Stop Order - Dynamic Profit Protection • KT0402: The OCO (One-Cancels-Other) Order - Strategic Scenario Management • KT0403: The GTC (Good-Till-Cancelled) Order - Extending Your Time Horizon • KT0404: Integrating Order Types into a Cohesive Trading Plan

Student Ratings & Reviews

No Review Yet
No Review Yet