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Goods Till Triggered (GTT) Order

A key concept in the world of finance is the GTT order. This stands for Good-Til-Trigger, and essentially means that the order will only be executed if the market price of a stock reaches a specific limit price before a predetermined expiration date. This allows investors to set a price limit for their transactions, ensuring they only buy or sell at a desired price. Understanding the intricacies of GTT orders is crucial for making informed and profitable investment decisions.

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