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stop at

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stop at something 
1. . to go as far as something and then stop. I will stop at the end of the road. The road stopped at the base of a mountain.
2. . to stop briefly at something and then continue. I have to stop at the store for a minute. Do you mind if I stop at a drug store?
3. . to spend the night at some place. (Typically with motel, inn, bed and breakfast, and hotel.) We stopped at a nice little inn for the night. When we travel, we like to stop at hotels that are run by one of the national chains.
See also: stop


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The easiest tip is to avoid a traffic stop at all costs.
They allow you to set a stop at a percentage below the market price, so if the current price falls by that amount, your position will automatically be sold.
It makes no difference if you set the stop at 10% or at 3% from the low, high, or close.
 
 
 
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