Limited discretion


 

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Limited discretion

Permission by a client that allows a broker to make certain stock and option trades without first consulting the client about the trade.



Limited discretion

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A broker who not only deals in stocks and shares on behalf of his client, but who also makes the decisions about what should be bought and sold for the portfolio and has authority to execute those decisions without getting prior approval from the client. Also known as a full-service account.Contrast with advisory brokers and execution-only brokers.The website of The Association of Private Client Investment Managers and Stockbrokers- http://www.apcims.co.uk - provides a list of brokers and the services which they offer.


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Fractional discretion order

A type of order that gives the broker discretion to alter the price, up or down, within a specific fractional range in order to guarantee an execution.


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