Common use of Stop/Loss Order Clause in Contracts

Stop/Loss Order. An order to buy or sell at a specified Foreign Exchange Rate or spot metal rate away from the current market for the purpose of liquidating an Open Position during market conditions in which there has been an adverse movement in Foreign Exchange Rates or spot metal rates. Execution of such an order can occur at a rate adverse to the Stop/Loss order rate as specified by the Customer. A Stop/Loss Order to buy generally will be executed when the Ask Price equals or exceeds the Foreign Exchange Rate or spot metal rates as specified in the Stop/Loss Order. A Stop/Loss Order to sell generally will be executed when the Bid Price equals or falls below the Foreign Exchange Rate or spot metal rate specified in the Stop/Loss Order.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Customer Agreement, Customer Agreement, Customer Agreement

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