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Date/Time: Tue, 16 Jun 2026 18:27:16 +0000
Chart Trade
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| [2026-06-16 17:05:08] |
| User212556 - Posts: 3 |
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Hi there, In the documentation it says the following: Chart Trading and the Chart DOM: Working Order Lines (Price): In the case of Stop-Limit orders, the price you see displayed after the Order Type in parentheses is the Limit price. The CME exchange will convert Stop orders to Stop-Limit orders and set the Limit price a certain distance from the Stop price. So sometimes you will see Stop orders display this price in parentheses. That is the price I have marked with an arrow - 30485.25 - but the actual price where the order fills is correct - 30500.25 - and is the number next to it, so what is the number in brackets there for actually - it seems somewhat confusing as to what the CME is doing. Does this mean that a normal stop, which I thought was a market order, will always be a 'stop limit'? I have my stop set to just a straight stop on the targets tab of the trade window but on the chart it shows as S/StopLmt. Sorry, I couldn't use your preferred method of image upload. Thanks. |
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