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I have a few stocks in a Vanguard acct. I want to place Stop Orders on them (sell them if the market goes to pot). Just curious, If I place a stop order, with a sell price at xyz, for 60 days, can I cancel it prior to that 60 days if I choose?

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    If it hasn't been executed, sure. Why not?
    – Aganju
    Commented Feb 9, 2020 at 21:04

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Contingent orders (limit, stop loss, all or none, GTC, etc.) can be adjusted or cancelled at any time.

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To answer as mentioned above, yes you can cancel it. Thx

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  • Rather than add your own answer, please accept the other answer. This gives the answerer a bit of reputation and tells people with the same question in future which the most useful answer is.
    – Rupert Morrish
    Commented Feb 13, 2020 at 0:18
  • Also, "mentioned above" depends on the sort order of answers, so what's above for you can be below for others. And new answers can end up in between. There's a "share" link on each answer that you can use to link directly to that answer. (But as Rupert says, in this case you should mark the correct answer)
    – MSalters
    Commented Feb 13, 2020 at 14:08

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