Any part of order


 

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Any part of order

In context of general equities, order to buy or sell a quantity of stock in pieces if necessary. Antithesis of an all-or-none order (AON).



Any part of order

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Purchase order
Spread order
order book
Market order go along or participating
Significant order imbalance
Matched orders
Limited price order
Order ticket
Alternative order
On the close order
Pecking order view (of capital structure)
Cease and desist order
contingent order
Economic order quantity (EOQ)
contingency order
Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO)
Not held order (NH order)
Working order
day order
Orderly Marketing Arrangement
Money order
Scale order
Day around order
Buy minus order
Fill or kill order (FOK)


 
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