How are limit orders and market orders different? (Select the best answer below.) A. A limit order limits the price that you are willing to buy at. It will be executed when there is a limited supply at that price. A market order is to be executed immediately at the best outstanding limit order. B. A market order specifies a price that you are willing to buy or sell at. It will be executed when there is demand or supply at that price. A limit order is to be executed immediately at the best outstanding limit order. C. A limit order specifies a price that you are willing to buy or sell at. It will be executed when there is demand or supply at that price. A market order is to be executed immediately at the best outstanding limit order. D. A limit order specifies a price that you are willing to buy or sell at and is executed immediately. It A market order will be executed when there is demand or supply at the best outstanding limit order.