Market, Limit and Stop Orders as Execution Tools
Order type should express the trading scenario. The source describes limit orders for planned execution around levels and stop orders for conditional entry when price must first cross a threshold, as well as protective stop-loss and take-profit orders.
Strategy rule
A stop entry can encode a breakout condition: the order activates only if price reaches the trigger beyond the key level. A limit order can encode a planned level interaction. These are execution mechanisms, not evidence that the setup itself is valid.
In software, strategy logic should produce an ORDER_INTENT containing side, type, trigger/limit price, stop, target, expiry and reason code. The execution adapter then translates that intent into venue-specific instructions.
Connected FX Nova modules
Educational software-engineering material. Source-specific trading rules are presented as a framework to test, not guaranteed market laws or investment advice.