Series 99: 2.1.1.1.3 Orders Based On Time

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2.1.1.1.3 Orders Based on Time

On most orders (excluding market orders), the investor must specify how long the order should be held. Here are several of the more common specifications.

• Day order—expires if not filled by the end of the day. All orders are day orders unless the specified terms of executing the order are modified using an execution modifier.
• Good Till Cancelled—does not expire until filled or cancelled; that is, does not automatically expire at the end of the day it is placed. A Good Till Cancelled order allows more time for the price to reach the stop or limit specified in the order.
• Not held—gives t

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