The pattern of investors' order placement strategy have to be understood first in order to design a workable trading system and/or to improve stock market performance. This simulation study observes the pattern of order placement straegy and find that yawl distribution suggested is just a special case. Furthermore, this paper examines the relationship between investors' attributes and their order placement strategy. The simulation results conclude that invertors are more tend to place market orders as firm size becomes smaller, the demand elasticity is larger, the bid-ask spread turns to be smaller, or the investors are more difficult to endure the probability of unexecution of orders.