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Shares of NYSE trading?

I've been paper trading and letters of Finance through Google to see what prices have been in their favor. Regarding New York Stock Exchange … The actions will always be a buyer if I sell my shares at a reasonable price? For example, if I bought an action to 10 a.m. for $ 180 and once I know that my order was filled and my own, I put a limit sell order of $ 181 (about 10:15 hours) is very likely that my order Sales are filled even if the market is falling? – This is for NYSE stocks … Thanks.

Nope. Does not guarantee a sale unless put in a sell order "Market." And that means that you agree to sell at any price at that time. If you put in an order to sell at 181, then the quote that you read in your computer must be on that amount, and there must be enough buyers at that price for yours to spend. So, in your example, if you buy a 180 and then put in a limit order to sell 181, but the population is falling below 181, then your population is not going to sell until the price goes up to 181. That could happen within minutes or a few years. This is true for stocks on any exchange.

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