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# Trigger Order

### <mark style="color:$primary;">Trigger Order</mark>

Trigger Orders let you set automated buy or sell orders that execute when a token hits your target price. Set your trigger price and size, and Turbo will monitor the market and execute automatically when conditions are met - no need to watch charts 24/7.

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#### <mark style="color:$primary;">Buy Trigger</mark>

* A Buy Trigger executes when the token price drops to or below your specified price, letting you catch dips automatically.

#### <mark style="color:$primary;">Sell Trigger</mark>

* A Sell Trigger executes when the token price rises to or above your specified price, useful for taking profits or setting stop-losses.

#### <mark style="color:$primary;">Trigger Conditions</mark>

Trigger Orders execute based on the token's market price crossing your specified threshold.

* **Buy Triggers** activate when the price drops to or below your target
* **Sell Triggers** activate when the price rises to or above your target

Once triggered, the order executes as a Market Order at the best available price. Note that fast-moving markets may result in execution prices that differ from your trigger price.


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