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The difference between these 2 orders is that a Stop order is typically used as a loss-limiting mechanism in respect of open positions, while an if-touched order is used to create new positions in anticipation of a particular reversing trend.
In a falling market, an investor may want to enter the market at a favourable price should the market rebound. Similarly, in a rising market, an investor may want to enter into a short position should the price begin to fall.
