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A stop loss order may not protect an investor's profits if

▸ the price drops even slightly below the stop price before the order can be executed.

▸ the price enters a prolonged period of gradual decline.

▸ an unexpected event cause the price to drop steeply when the markets are closed.

▸ the stop loss price is never reached.
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Fundamentals of Investing

Fundamentals of Investing


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