Order Types. As defined in FAR Part 16, Type of Contracts, all types of Fixed-Price, Cost-Reimbursement, Incentive, Time-and-Materials (T&M), and Labor-Hour (L-H) are permissible for Orders under the Basic Contract. In addition, the Award Term Incentive may be used for Orders under the Basic Contract. Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity, Blanket Purchase Agreements, and Letter Contracts are not permissible Order types under the Basic Contract. Orders may be multi-year and/or include options as defined in FAR Part 17 and agency-specific FAR Part 17 supplements.
Order Types. 4.1 An Order is an offer to open or close a Transaction if our price moves to or beyond a level you specify. The basic Order types available are: • Instant Orders; • Market Orders; • Stop Loss Orders or Limit Orders; • Trailing Stop Orders; and • Guaranteed Stop Orders.
4.2 Instant Orders are an immediate instruction to buy or sell at the LCG Quoted price.
4.3 A Market Order is an instruction to deal in a specified size at the best available price for that size. By placing a Market Order, you acknowledge that the order might be executed at a price that is worse than the LCG Quote at the time you place your Order.
4.4 A Stop Loss Order is an instruction to deal if the LCG Bahamas Quoted price becomes less favourable to you. A Stop Loss Order is generally placed to provide some risk protection, for example in the event of your Transaction moving into loss, and can be used to either open or close a Transaction. Each Stop Loss Order has a specific stop level, set by you, subject to our acceptance. A Stop Loss Order will be triggered if our bid or offer price (as appropriate) moves against you to a point that is at or beyond the level specified by you. Once a Stop Loss Order is triggered we will open or close (as appropriate) a Transaction at a level that is the same or worse than your stop level.
4.5 A Limit Order is an instruction to deal if the LCG Bahamas Quoted price becomes more favourable to you. A Limit Order can be used to either open or close a Transaction. Each Limit Order has a specified limit level, set by you, subject to our acceptance. A Limit Order will be triggered if our bid or offer price (as appropriate) moves in your favour to a point that is at or beyond your specified limit level. Once a Limit Order is triggered we will seek to open or close a Transaction at a level that is the same or better than your limit.
4.6 Trailing Stop Orders automatically track the price activity of open Transactions, and adjust the Stop Level to reflect the price activity if that price activity is favourable to you. They are a tool to “lock in” profits, and mean you don’t have to monitor and move your Stop Level constantly. You set the conditions for the Trailing Stop Order to move automatically if the Market moves in your favour. Trailing Stop Orders can be used on Long or Short Transactions, assisting you in securing gains if they occur as the market moves. Trailing Stop Orders are available on most Markets, and may be added to a new Transaction, or attached t...
Order Types. The client may send instructions for either: an instant execution order; and/ or a pending order. Buy Limit: An order to buy a CFD at a specified price lower than the current market price.
Order Types. B.7.1 Order contract types permitted include FAR 16.2 Fixed-Price contracts; FAR 16.4
Order Types. For Northbound trading, only limit orders (i.e. orders which can be matched at the specified price or a better price) will be accepted for SSE Securities and SZSE Securities throughout the day. For Southbound trading, only at-auction limit orders will be accepted during the pre-opening session and only enhanced limit orders will be accepted during the continuous trading session.
Order Types. I understand that RHC allows the following types of orders to be placed on the Robinhood Platform:
i) Market Orders. Market orders may be submitted either in U.S. dollar (“USD”) amounts or in Cryptocurrency amounts. I understand that (A) RHC does not currently support sending traditional market buy orders and that RHC collars all market buy orders by using limit orders priced up to 1% above the last ask price, and (B) RHC does not currently support sending traditional market sell orders and that RHC collars all market sell orders by using limit orders priced up to 5% below the last bid price. If I place a market order, I agree to pay or receive the prevailing market price at the time my market order is executed, subject to the specific clarification above relating to buy and sell orders. I understand that the execution price may be significantly higher or lower than anticipated at the time I placed the order.
Order Types. Task orders may be Fixed Price or Time and Materials. Cost Reimbursement task orders are NOT allowed under this contract.
Order Types. 6.1. As defined in FAR Part 16, Type of Contracts, Fixed-Price (FAR 16.2), Incentive (FAR 16.4), Time-and-Materials (T&M (FAR 16.6)), and Labor-Hour (L-H (FAR 16.
Order Types. 12.1. Trading Platform allows the Client to submit the following Order types:
1) Market - direct order placed on the market and executed at first available market price;
2) Limit - order is activated and directed to the market when the current Bid or Ask Price reach the price specified in the Order. At the time of placing the Order, the price in the Buy Order is lower than the current Ask Price, analogically the price in the Sell Order is higher than the current Bid Price;
3) Stop - order is activated and directed to the market when the current Bid or Ask Price reach the price specified in the Order. At the time of placing the Order, the price in the Buy Order is higher than the current Ask price, analogically the price in the Sell Order is lower than the current Bid Price;
4) Stop Loss - a condition that triggers a Closing Order when the current Bid or Ask Price reach the level specified in the Order. This order is placed to reduce losses from an Open Position.
5) Take Profit - a condition that triggers the Closing Order for an Open Position to book a financial result. Condition is met when current Price reach a level set by the Customer.
6) Trailing Stop - a mechanism that automatically changes the price of a Stop Loss order taking into account current Bid and Ask Prices. The parameter specifies the difference between the current Bid and Ask Prices and the Stop Loss order level, including limitations resulting from the Contract Specification Document;
12.2. When submitting Orders mentioned above in pt. 12.1.2-12.1.6, Client determines price at which the Order is activated. Orders are filled at prices that, due to market volatility, may differ from the prices at which Order has been activated. Execution may occur at less favorable rate than that specified in the Order. Customer bears the risk of execution of Order at less favorable price than indicated in the Order, in particular a Stop Loss Order may not provide assumed limitation of loss on the Open Position. Execution of the Order at a more favorable rate than specified in the Order is the Client’s benefit.
