Stop Order definition

Stop Order means an instruction to create a Short Position when Our Price reaches a specified price.
Stop Order means a Client’s request to buy or sell a financial asset when the market price reaches the price specified in the order. The price specified in the Stop Order is always worse than the current market price.
Stop Order means an instruction to submit a buy or sell when the market rate reaches a specified rate.

Examples of Stop Order in a sentence

  • The Company will use its best efforts to prevent the issuance of any Stop Order and, if any Stop Order is issued, to obtain the lifting thereof as promptly as possible.

  • No Stop Order; No Objection from the National Association of Securities Dealers, LLC.

  • An Open Position can be closed in accordance with the Client Agreements prior to reaching the Guaranteed Stop Order price level.

  • If the Company accepts a Guaranteed Stop on a new Order the Company guarantees that when its bid or offer quoted price reaches or goes beyond the close at loss price specified by the Client, the Company will close the Client's open position at exactly the price the Client specifies in the Guarantee Stop Order.

  • After an IOP price is calculated, the Stop Order book is scanned to determine if the IOP elects any Stop Orders.


More Definitions of Stop Order

Stop Order means an instruction to create a Short Position
Stop Order means an order of the Court prohibiting the taking, in respect of any of the securities specified in the order, of any of the steps mentioned in subsection (5);
Stop Order means an order referred to in section 73;
Stop Order has the meaning set out in Clause 8.1;
Stop Order means an order to buy or sell once the price reaches a specified level;
Stop Order means any law, decree, regulation or instruction issued by the State Authorities or a decision or instruction of the Issuer in accordance with which securities are to be subject to arrest, blocking, moratorium or any other similar action which affects or may affect the transfer of title to the securities or declares securities invalid for payment or circulation in the secondary market;
Stop Order has the meaning set forth in Section 2.2.3.