Separate triggering from execution
A stop order activates when a defined market condition is met. Depending on its design, it may become a market order or a limit order. A stop-market instruction can execute away from the trigger during a gap or fast move. A stop-limit instruction can remain unfilled after activation if its price boundary cannot be met. These trade-offs are important whether the stop opens a position or closes an existing one.
Read the exact trigger rule
Check whether the trigger uses bid, ask, last trade or another reference, and whether it operates during all available sessions. Confirm size, validity and the state of linked instructions. Keep the acknowledgement if the order is changed. FYLU has not established live stop-order handling or guaranteed execution; its preview demonstrates a concept and cannot confirm that a protective or entry instruction exists on a real account.