Market Order vs Limit Order Explained | Stock Market For Beginners

In this video, we break down how market orders and limit orders work behind the scenes using simple real-world examples. You’ll learn how the order book works, how liquidity affects stock prices, why slippage happens, and why beginner traders often lose money using market orders without realizing it. 0:01 Intro 1:01 What is the Order Book? 1:11 Bid vs Ask Spread 2:00 Types of Order Book 2:25 How the Order Book Works 3:05 Market Order 3:45 Slippage 4:27 High Liquidity vs Low Liquidity Stocks 4:43 Why Low-Volume Stocks are Dangerous 5:21 How To Check Liquidity 5:37 Limit Order 6:09 How Are Limit Orders Arranged? 6:34 Partial Fill of a Limit Order 6:50 Market makers and liquidity providers 7:13 Market Order vs Limit Order 7:45 Stop Loss & Take Profit Order 8:03 Stop Loss Cascades 8:42 Conclusion 📈 Invest with Webull! Deposit $500 & Receive $20 worth of fractional shares + 1 month of Webull Premium🚀 https://www.webull.com/k/MartikFinance 💰 Invest with Moomoo & Receive Up To 30 Free Stocks! 🤑 https://start.moomoo.com/0eflId 🔍 30$ discount on Seeking Alpha Premium (Best Stock Research 📈) https://link.seekingalpha.com/4HBD5TR... 📢 50$ discount on Alpha Picks https://www.sahg6dtr.com/4HBD5TR/J8P3N/ Moomoo is a trusted, legally registered platform and a subsidiary of Futu Holdings, a company listed on the NASDAQ. Webull Financial LLC, Member SIPC, FINRA. Investing involves risk. (See Terms & Conditions) 📊 Next Watch: 👉    • Macroeconomics Made Simple (Understand the...   👉    • Index Funds vs Mutual Funds vs Hedge Funds...   💡 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the 🔔 bell icon for more easy-to-understand investing videos! Disclaimer: This video contains affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you fund your account through them. Please invest responsibly and always conduct your own research before making any financial decisions. The content on this channel is for entertainment and informational purposes only. It is not intended to provide investment or financial advice, or recommendations regarding specific securities or investments. Always consult a qualified financial professional before making any investment decisions. Every investment involves risks.