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At the close orderIn the context of securities, an all or none market order that is to be executed at the closing price of the security on the exchange. If the execution cannot be made under this condition, the order is to be treated as cancelled. In the context of futures and options, refers to a contract that is to be executed on some exchanges during the closing period, a period in which there is a range of prices.At the close order Similar MatchesClosed economyClosed economyAn economy that does not permit economic transactions with the outside world; a country in autarky. Closed end fundClosed end fundA collective fund which has a fixed number of issued shares traded on a stock exchange. Because the supply of shares is limited, they will rise and fall in value according to supply and demand just like ordinary company shares. In the UK, this is equivalent to an investment trust.In contrast, open end funds are allowed to accommodate demand by issuing new shares, so the value of their units does not rise and fall in response to demand, but is more or less equal to the value of the fund's underlying assets. In the UK, this is equivalent to a unit trust. Closely heldClosely heldA corporation whose voting stock is owned by only a few shareholders. Buy on closeBuy on closeBuying at the end of the trading session at a price within the closing range. Limit on close orderLimit on close orderAn order to buy or sell stock at the closing price only if the price is at a predetermined level or better. Further Suggestionsclose marketUndisclosed Principal Closed end mortgage On the close order Market on Close (MOC) order Closed out Closed end fund Close Close market Closed end management company Close end credit Closed corporation Closer Economic Relations close out Closed fund closely held corporation close company Closed end management company closed period Closely held company |
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