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This article has been translated from English to Gen Z Slang.
So, an OCO (One Cancels Other) Order is basically when you vibe with one order and ghost the other. 💨
It's like telling the system, "Yo, if one side of this deal gets done, just swipe left on the other one." 😎
For instance, imagine you drop an OCO order, and you've got two plans to hit up a market at different spots. If one plan pops off, the other one's getting booted automatically. Peace out! ✌️
A One Cancels Other Order (OC) is a duo of orders (usually a limit order and a stop order) dropped at the same time for the same asset.
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Please provide the title you would like me to translate into Gen Z slang.
A One Triggers Other Order (OTO) is like when you buy one thing and it automatically sets off other buys.
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