What is OCO Order (One Cancels Other)?
OCO Order (One Cancels Other) (also called one cancels other) — A pair of orders — typically a target and a stop-loss — where executing one automatically cancels the other.
In simple terms
An OCO exits at your target or your stop, whichever hits first.
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OCO Order (One Cancels Other) — frequently asked questions
What is OCO Order (One Cancels Other)?
A pair of orders — typically a target and a stop-loss — where executing one automatically cancels the other.
What does OCO Order (One Cancels Other) mean in the stock market?
A pair of orders — typically a target and a stop-loss — where executing one automatically cancels the other. An OCO exits at your target or your stop, whichever hits first.
Can you give an example of OCO Order (One Cancels Other)?
An OCO exits at your target or your stop, whichever hits first.
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