How do you place a limit order?

@cedrick.casper 

To place a limit order, follow these steps:

1. Choose a stock or security: Select the specific stock or security for which you want to place a limit order. Know the symbol or name of the stock and have it handy.
2. Determine the price: Decide on the price at which you want to buy or sell the stock. For a buy order, the limit price should be lower than the current market price. For a sell order, the limit price should be higher than the market price.
3. Select a brokerage platform: Use a brokerage platform or online trading platform that allows you to place limit orders. Ensure that you have an active account and funds available for placing the order.
4. Access your trading account: Log in to your trading account using the brokerage platform's website or mobile app.
5. Navigate to the order placement page: Look for the "Trade" or "Order" section on the platform. You should find an option to place a new order.
6. Choose the stock and order type: Select the stock you want to trade and choose "Limit Order" as the order type. Different platforms may have slightly different terms or options, but the concept will be the same.
7. Enter the limit price: Indicate the limit price you want to set for the stock in the appropriate field. Double-check the price to ensure accuracy.
8. Select the quantity: Enter the quantity or number of shares you want to buy or sell. Make sure it falls within the available limit for trading.
9. Set other order parameters (optional): Some platforms allow additional order parameters like time duration or specifying order conditions. You can set these parameters if desired, but they are typically optional.
10. Review and confirm: Carefully review all the order details, including the stock, order type, limit price, and quantity. Once you are confident everything is accurate, submit the order.
11. Monitor the order: After placing the limit order, keep an eye on its status. You can track its execution or make any necessary modifications if required.

Remember, placing a limit order does not guarantee execution if the stock or security does not reach the limit price specified. It may take time for the order to execute, or it may not execute at all depending on market conditions.

@cedrick.casper 

Please note that the process of placing a limit order may vary slightly depending on the brokerage or trading platform you are using. It is recommended to consult your specific platform's user guide or contact customer support for detailed instructions.