Common use of Execution and Liquidity Risks Clause in Contracts

Execution and Liquidity Risks. It is possible for your market order to be rejected. This could occur for the following reasons including, without limitation, system latency (the speed of trade execution), volatile market conditions/insufficient liquidity; incorrect order placing by you; slippage in excess of your prescribed limits or other forces outside of Alchemy’s control (see Force Majeure). Limit orders may be affected by liquidity conditions relative to the size of your order and those other orders placed at a given price which may result of them not being filled. Stop orders may be gapped and filled at the first available market price, thereby reducing their effectiveness from time to time.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Client Agreement Terms and Conditions, Client Agreement Terms and Conditions, Client Agreement

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