Pending order trading means that once the quotation reaches or exceeds the price specified by the customer after the customer specifies the order direction, number of hands and Trading target price, the customer"s instruction will be executed to complete the Trading, and the Trading price is the real-time quotation. If the pending order is within the deadline and before the Trading is not completed, the customer can also take the initiative to cancel the non Trading order. The customer will not freeze the deposit and will not affect the normal cash out operation after the pending Trading. However, when the deposit is insufficient, the pending Trading cannot be concluded.

When the price is stable: the market price is the same as the entrusted price, and finally the Trading is concluded according to the entrusted price set by the customer.

When the price fluctuates violently: the market price jumps sharply when the market is unstable, and directly skips the entrusted price. After the price is triggered, the hanging order will be traded at the next most favorable and executable price in the market.

When market conditions fluctuate (it is easy to happen in the reopening of the market / announcement of important economic data / sudden financial events), the hanging order may be executed outside the set price due to the impact of market jump. In this case, the final Trading price may be different from the required price of its own order, which may lead to greater income (the price after the jump is better than the price preset by the customer) or greater loss (the price after the jump is worse than the price preset by the customer). Therefore, investors should understand that the income and risk are two-way equal.