Limit Orders definition

Limit Orders means an order to buy or sell a financial instrument at its specified price limit or better, and for a specified size;

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Limit Orders means an Order that becomes a firm Order (opening a new position) when a targeted price is reached or exceeded.

Limit Orders. If I place a limit order, I understand that Introducing Firm and Clearing Firm reserve their respective rights, while my limit order remains unexecuted, to trade for their own respective market-maker accounts at prices equal to or better than my limit order price and not to execute my order against incoming orders from other customers.

Examples of Limit Orders in a sentence

• DFA instructs DFAL not to make public Client Limit Orders in respect of shares admitted to trading on a regulated market which are not immediately executed under prevailing market conditions.

• Limit Orders to buy and stop orders to sell must be placed below the current market price, and limit Orders to sell and stop Orders to buy must be placed above the current market price.

• If a company, whose shares form the CFD’s Underlying Asset goes into insolvency or is otherwise dissolved, the Company shall close any open Position in the CFD and cancel all Limit Orders relevant to such Underlying Asset.

• We may refuse to accept any Stop Loss Orders or Limit Orders on any trade.

• Limit Orders can be placed, changed or removed outside the trading hours per each Financial Instrument; however, such Limit Orders shall only be executed during the above trading hours.

More Definitions of Limit Orders

Limit Orders has the meaning as defined in clause 10;

Limit Orders means an order placed with a brokerage to buy or sell a set number of shares at a specified price or better. Depending on the direction of the position, Limit Orders are sometimes referred to more specifically as a buy Limit Order, or a sell Limit Order.

Limit Orders means an order to buy or sell a financial instrument at its specified price limit

Limit Orders means an order where You set the minimum price You'll accept for a sell order or the maximum price You'll pay for a buy order.

Limit Orders are an instruction to enter into a Spot or Forward Contract at a rate you have nominated (“Target Rate”). You may give us instructions for a Limit Order by telephone, or if we agree this with you, through our Secure Websites, or by email. Subject to your right to cancel the Limit Order set out below, the Limit Order will become binding as and from the time that we process your instructions. After we process your Instructions, we will send you an email headed "Order Confirmation". You must tell us if there are any errors in the Order Confirmation within 24 hours of receipt otherwise we will treat the Order Confirmation as correct. You may cancel a Limit Order at any time before the Target Rate is reached by giving us notice by telephone. You may not cancel a Limit Order after the Target Rate has been reached, whether or not we have notified you that the Target Rate has been reached. We will notify you by telephone or email as soon as possible after the Target Rate has been reached. As soon as you receive our notification, you must take action to ensure that the funds reach our nominated account by the Maturity Date. If we do not receive the funds in time, we reserve our right to Close Out Limit Order.

Limit Orders means an order placed with a brokerage to buy or sell a set number of shares at a specified price or better. Depending on the direction of the position, Limit Orders are sometimes referred to more specifically as a buy Limit Order, or a sell Limit Order. For purposes of this code, stop loss orders are considered a form of Limit Order.

Limit Orders means, once the market reaches the ‘Limit Price’, the ‘Limit Order’ is triggered and executed at the ‘Limit Price’. If the ‘Limit Order’ is not triggered, it shall