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Long lived trigger, which sends the order when the condition is met.
Published by The Retail Trader · JUL 31, 2026 · Order Flow
GTT (Good Till Triggered) — long-lived trigger, which sends orders when the condition is met.
This term comes under Order Flow, in the "TYPE OF ORDER" section. Every order type has a trade-off: either you get control of the price, or a guarantee of execution — not both:
Other terms in this group — understanding them together is more useful:
• Market Order
• Limit Order
• Stop Loss (SL) Order
• SL-M (Stop Loss Market)
• Trigger Price
• Bracket Order
• Cover Order
• AMO (After Market Order)
• IOC (Immediate or Cancel)
• Day Order
• Disclosed Quantity / Iceberg
To read the entire group and all its examples in one place, see the journal "ORDER FLOW: FROM ORDER TO EXECUTION" - this term is taken from there.
This entry is for educational purposes only and is not a recommendation to buy or sell. Exchanges change charges, margins, lot sizes and expiry rules from time to time, so verify any figures with your broker or exchange.