Yes, thats how it is everywhere else, Oanda's limit orders are a misnomer. They are mit-orders.
You can make them behave like true limitorders by setting the execution boundary to limit-price - that would guarantee price certainty. If you do not set boundaries they will execute as market orders when the "limit"-price is reached.
Yes, thats how it is everywhere else, Oanda's limit orders are a misnomer. They are mit-orders.
You can make them behave like true limitorders by setting the execution boundary to limit-price - that would guarantee price certainty. If you do not set boundaries they will execute as market orders when the "limit"-price is reached.
