Market Orders definition

Market Orders. (i) You understand and agree that the Bank does not guarantee that "Market Orders" can be executed or partially executed.

Examples of Market Orders in a sentence

  • Market Orders executed through the XXXXX.xxx Trading Desk are completed when XXXXX.xxx says “deal” or “done.” At that point Customer has bought or sold and cannot cancel the Market Order.

  • Customer agrees by placing Market Orders through the XXXXX.xxx Trading Desk to such immediate execution and accepts the risk of this immediate execution feature.

  • Market Orders executed over the telephone with the XXXXX.xxx Trading Desk are completed when XXXXX.xxx says “deal” or “done.” At that point Customer has bought or sold and cannot cancel the Market Order.

  • The Customer shall no longer be able to access the platform and to initiate Market Orders.

  • By placing Market Orders through the XXXXX.xxx Trading Desk, Xxxxxxxx agrees to such immediate execution and accepts the risk of this immediate execution feature.

  • By placing Market Orders through the XXXXX.xxx Trading Desk, Xxxxxxxx agrees to such immediate execution and accepts the risk of this immediate executionfeature.

  • The basic Order types available are: • Instant Orders; • Market Orders; • Stop Loss Orders or Limit Orders; • Trailing Stop Orders; and • Guaranteed Stop Orders.

  • These Orders are released into the Market as Market Orders when they have been triggered and as such might be susceptible to Slippage.

  • Take Profit (T/P) Orders are executed as described; These Orders are released into the Market as Market Orders when they have been triggered and as such might be susceptible to Slippage.

  • Stop Loss (S/L) Orders are executed as described; These Orders are released into the market as Market Orders when they have been triggered and as such might be susceptible to Slippage.

Related to Market Orders

  • Orders means judgments, writs, decrees, compliance agreements, injunctions or orders of any Governmental Entity or arbitrator.