Yes! If you missed the original trade entry, you can still place your trade but your results will differ from the system results. It is strongly recommended that investors that miss the original trade entry watch our analysis videos to gain additional insight on the risks associated with entering a trade at the current price.

A buy limit order is an order you place with your brokerage to buy a specific amount of stock at or below a specific predefined price. A sell limit order is an order to sell a specific amount of stock only if the price reaches or exceeds your specific predefined price.

This type of order instructs your broker to buy the specified number of shares at the opening price of the trading session. The goal is to execute the trade as soon as the market opens, regardless of the price. All of our current trading system entries are market on open orders. This enables busy investors to place their trades after the stock market closes and before the market opens the next day.

A stop loss is an order you place with your stock brokerage to sell a specific security if it reaches a predetermined price. The primary purpose of a stop loss order is to limit an investor's loss on a position in a security. For example, if you bought shares of a company at $50 and you want to limit your potential losses, you might set a stop loss order at $45. If the stock's price drops to $45, the stop loss order will be triggered, and your shares will be sold at the next available market price. This helps you manage risk by automatically selling the stock before the price falls further.