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    An investor wants to buy shares of a company priced at $650. Since the current stock price is higher, the investor places a limit order to purchase the shares at $650 or lower to take advantage of any price drops. A limit order allows the investor to buy the stock at their desired maximum price instead of the current market rate.

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    An investor wants to buy shares of a company priced at $650. Since the current stock price is higher, the investor places a limit order to purchase the shares at $650 or lower to take advantage of any price drops. A limit order allows the investor to buy the stock at their desired maximum price instead of the current market rate.

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    Suppose You Want To Purchase Shares of A Certain Company at A Price of 650 and Believe The Current Price of A Stock Is Higher Then You Could Limit An Order of 650 So You May Buy at That Price or Lower

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    An investor wants to buy shares of a company priced at $650. Since the current stock price is higher, the investor places a limit order to purchase the shares at $650 or lower to take advantage of any price drops. A limit order allows the investor to buy the stock at their desired maximum price instead of the current market rate.

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