In this video I break down Market If Touched (MIT) orders and why they’re one of those “cool tools” in NinjaTrader that can clean up your execution when you use them correctly. The whole point is precision: you define the price that matters to you, and when that level gets touched, the order turns into a market order. That means you’re not chasing, you’re not hesitating, and you’re not clicking late—your workflow is ready ahead of time. I also revisit this topic with updated insights after years of seeing how traders actually misuse MITs. I walk through when an MIT makes sense, how to set it up properly, and then I do a Chart Trader walkthrough so you can see exactly where the order type lives and what you should be checking before you send it. The big takeaway: MIT is great for automation and speed, but you still need to respect the risk—once triggered, it’s a market order, so in fast conditions you can get slippage. Use it intentionally, plan the level, and manage the downside like a pro.