Top 9 Types of Trading Order
Read to find out the top 9 types of orders that every trader should know
Vineet is the co-founder of Elearnmarkets. He assumes the role of CEO and his job is to help the team get their job done. Vineet drives the growth strategy and its execution through product innovation, product marketing and brand building. He is dedicated to building high performance teams and enjoys being actively involved in problem solving for business growth.
Vineet, an IIM Indore Alumnus is also a Chartered Accountant and his interests include digital marketing, blogging on recreational mathematics, travelling and has a passion for teaching.
When not at work, he loves spending time with his two lovely sons Arham & Vihaan and his wife Preeti.
Read to find out the top 9 types of orders that every trader should know
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