急求working pressure limit@telescoping of tescep.section1里的tescep是什么意思??

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Stop and stop limit orders
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Stop and stop limit orders are orders that have "triggers" -- they execute only when the stock reaches a certain price. These orders are most commonly used to protect a gain on a profitable long or short position, which is why they're frequently referred to as "stop loss" orders.

When you place a stop order, you're placing an order that will turn into a market order when your stock reaches the stop price.

For example, let's say a stock you own is trading at 55 and you place a stop sell order at 50. If or when the stock goes down to 50, your order will turn into a market order and fill at whatever the current price is when your turn comes up for execution. This could be at 50, or higher, or lower.

On the other hand, a stop limit order turns into a limit order at the stop price. For instance, in the above example, if you place a stop limit sell orde