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Stock trading orders include market orders, limit orders, stop-loss orders, and stop-limit orders. Market orders execute at the prevailing market price, while limit orders allow investors to set a specific price for buying or selling. Stop-loss orders trigger a sale when a stock reaches a predetermined price, while stop-limit orders combine features of limit and stop orders.