Types of CFD Orders Sample Clauses

Types of CFD Orders. The following CFD Orders may be placed with the Company, depending on the types of Client Account:
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Types of CFD Orders. 2.1. The following CFD Orders may be placed with the Company, depending on the types of Client Account the Client has: a. Previously Quoted. The Client sends new Orders with a reference to a previously received executable price.
Types of CFD Orders. 2.1. The following CFD Orders may be placed with the Company: market orders and pending orders.
Types of CFD Orders. 2.1. The following CFD Orders may be placed with the Company, depending on the types of Client Account the Client has:
Types of CFD Orders. 2.1. The following CFD Orders may be given by the Client: (a) Buy (b) Sell (c) Sell Limit, Sell Stop (d) Buy Limit, Buy Stop (e) Take Profit, Stop Loss (f) Set Expiry date (g) Any other Orders available on the Platform.
Types of CFD Orders. 2.1 The following CFD Orders may be given by the Client: (a) Buy (b) Sell (c) Sell Limit, Sell Stop (d) Buy Limit, Buy Stop (e) Take Profit, Stop Loss (f) Set Expiry date (g) Any other Orders available on the Platform. 3. Placing, Cancelling or Removing Orders and Execution of Client Orders 3.1 It is understood that additional terms, conditions, requirements, functionalities and limitations may apply for CFD trading which are available on each Platform the Client agrees that he is bound by them, and the Company has the right to change these without any prior notice to the Client; therefore, the Client agrees to check for such changes before placing a new CFD Order. In addition, CFD Orders are placed and executed in accordance to the Contract Specifications, the Financing Charges, the Rollover Policy and the Trading Hours, available on the Website, and the Company has the right to change these without any prior notice to the Client; therefore the Client agrees to check for such changes on the Company’s Website before placing a new CFD Order. 3.2 Orders can be placed, executed and (if allowed) changed or removed within the Trading Hours for each CFD appearing on the Company’s Website, as amended from the Company from time to time. Pending Orders, not executed, shall remain effective through the next trading session (as applicable). Market Orders not executed because there is not enough volume to fill them, will not remain effective and will be cancelled. All open spot positions will be rolled over to the next business day at the close of business in the relevant Underlying Market, subject to the Company’s rights to close the open spot position. Any open forward positions will be rolled over at the expiry of the relevant period into the next relevant period subject to the Company’s rights to close the open forward position. 3.3 Orders shall be valid in accordance with the type and time of the given Order, as specified by the Client. If the time of validity of the order is not specified, it shall be valid for an indefinite period. However, the Company may delete one or all pending orders if the Client Account Equity reaches zero.
Types of CFD Orders. The following CFD Orders may be given by the Client:
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Types of CFD Orders. 2.1 The following CFD Orders may be given by the Client: (a) Buy (b) Sell (c) Sell Limit, Sell Stop (d) Buy Limit, Buy Stop (e) Take Profit, Stop Loss (f) Set Expiry date (g) Any other Orders available on the Platform. 3.1 . It is understood that additional terms, conditions, requirements, functionalities and limitations may apply for CFD trading which are available on each Platform and the Client agrees that he is bound by them, and the Company has the right to change these without any prior notice to the Client; therefore, the Client agrees to check for such changes before placing a new CFD Order. In addition, CFD Orders are placed and executed in accordance to the Contract Specifications, the Financing Charges, the Policy to Act in the Best Interest of the Client and Order Execution Policy and the Trading Hours, available on the Website, and the Company has the right to change these without any prior notice to the Client; therefore the Client agrees to check for such changes on the Company’s Website before placing a new CFD Order.
Types of CFD Orders. 2.1. The following CFD Orders may be placed with the Company, depending on the types of Client Account the Client has: • Previously Quoted. The Client sends new Orders with a reference to a previously received executable price. • Orders executed according to Client specifications at the limit price or better until they are filled, canceled, or expired. • Orders are executed immediately at the best available price in the system. • Market Range. Orders are executed immediately at the best available price in the system as long as the Slippage is within the range specified. • Orders are active but do not execute until the market price reaches the Order’s trigger price. Orders are then executed as market or market range orders depending on whether or not the related field is specified. • Stop Limit. Orders are active but do not execute until the market price reaches the Order’s trigger price. Orders are then executed as limit orders at the order limit price or better. • One Cancels the Other (OCO). OCO orders consist of two orders submitted separately and tied by their order IDs(add here what the letters IDs stand for).
Types of CFD Orders. 2.1. The following CFD Orders may be placed with the Company, depending on the types of Client Account the Client has: ⦁ Previously Quoted. The Client sends new Orders with reference to a previously received executable price. ⦁ Limit. Orders executed according to Client specifications at the limit price or better until they are filled, canceled, or expired.⦁ Market. Orders are executed immediately at the best available price in the system. ⦁ Market Range. Orders are executed immediately at the best available price in the system as long as the slippage is within the range specified. ⦁ Stop. Orders are active but do not execute until the market price reaches the Order’s trigger price. Orders are then executed as market or market range orders depending on whether or not the related field is specified. ⦁ Stop Limit. Orders are active but do not execute until the market price reaches the Order’s trigger price. Orders are then executed as limit orders at the order limit price or better.
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