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Day orderIn the context of general equities, request from a customer to either buy or sell stock, that, if not canceled or executed the day it is placed, expires automatically. All orders are day orders unless otherwise specified. Traders often make calls before the opening to check for renewals.Day orderAn order placed with a broker to purchase or sell stock, a commodity or financial instrument at specified price limits. If not executed that day the order becomes invalid and the broker will not process it.Similar MatchesBorder priceBorder priceThe price of a good at a country's border. Market order go along or participatingMarket order go along or participatingUsed for listed equity securities. See: Percentage order. Buy limit orderBuy limit orderA conditional trading order that indicates a security may be purchased only at the designated price or lower. Related: Sell limit order. Working orderWorking orderStanding order in the marketplace, through which a broker bids or offers to fill the order in a series of lots at opportune times in hopes of obtaining the best price. Sell orderSell orderAn order that may take many different forms by an investor to a broker to sell a particular stock, bond, option, future, mutual fund, or other holding. Further SuggestionsSignificant order imbalanceTime order On the opening order market not held order Standing order cancel former order Small Order Execution System (SOES) First order condition Limit order information system garnishee order Switch order Off floor order Contingent order Purchase order On the close order Scale order Good til cancelled order (GTC) Order room Money order Combination order Economic order quantity (EOQ) order book Any part of order Day around order Do Not Reduce Order (DNR Order) |
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