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If the Nominal Price is lower than both the defined Stop Loss Price and Lowest Selling Price, will it be further executed?

April 26, 2017defined executed loss lower lowest nominal price Selling

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If the Nominal Price is lower than both the defined Stop Loss Price and Lowest Selling Price, will it be further executed?

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If the order is not executed even at the Lowest Selling Price, such Stop Loss Order will be treated as a Normal Limit Order at the Lowest Selling Price and will be placed to the market for queuing. Once the Stop Loss Order is triggered, regardless of the final execution result at the end of the trading day, the order will be lapsed and cancelled and will not be carried forward to next trading day.