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If you send a Stop Market order to the exchange the trigger price has to be higher for a Stop Buy or lower for a Stop Sell otherwise the order gets rejected.
What happens if the Stop order is successfully submitted to the exchange and rest there and you send a change trigger price request for a Stop Buy and this new price is lower or equal to the current market price? Is the exchange only sending a rejection of this change requests and leaves the order like it was (I would assume it) or is the exchange cancelling the whole order?
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
