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This is a great answer... Oddly, this is the process i went through and "Trailing" wasn't an option. After looking again, it is now there and working. Thank you. -
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DexCom Inc., Elliott Wave Technical Analysis DexCom Inc., (DXCM:NASDAQ): Daily Chart, 8 June 23, DXCM Stock Market Analysis: Moving as expected, we had a sharp move to the downside into what could be wave {ii}, I am expecting the bottom at around 110$ to hold as we continue higher. DXCM Elliott Wave Count: Wave {i} of 3. DXCM Technical Indicators: Above all averages. DXCM Trading Strategy: Looking for upside continuation into wave 3. TradingLounge Analyst: Alessio Barretta DexCom Inc., DXCM: 1-hour Chart, 8 June 23 DexCom Inc., Elliott Wave Technical Analysis DXCM Stock Market Analysis: It looks like we have a potential five wave move into wave (i) and so far three wave down into wave {ii}. Looking for upside soon. DXCM Elliott Wave count: Wave (c) of {ii}. DXCM Technical Indicators: Above all averages. DXCM Trading Strategy: Looking for a break of wave {i} to confirm upside resumption.
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JoMac
Could you please clarify a few things about order types?
1. Is it possible to place a buy order on a parcel of shares where the target buy price is much higher than the current price, i.e. the buy order is not triggered until a price break out occurs? For example, say I would like to buy 100 shares of XYZ when the price reaches $10.02. The price is currently at $9.80. I am waiting for the price to break above $10, and then I want my order of $10.02 to be placed. Note that I have set this buy price of $10.02 when the price is at $9.80. Is this possible?
2. I would like to set a stop loss ideally as part of the above process. For example, I place a buy order at $10.02 as well as a stop loss at $9.85, at the same time. Is this possibly?
3. Is it possible to move a stop loss up as the price of the share goes up?
4. I would like to set an automatic trailing stop on the above order. Is this possible?
Thanks for your help.
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