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What is a Stop-Loss order?

A stop-loss is a pre-set order to automatically sell a stock if its price falls to a specified level, limiting potential losses. For example, buying at ₹100 and placing a stop-loss at ₹90 means you exit if the stock falls 10%. It removes emotional decision-making in volatile markets.

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