An order that remains good until filled, canceled, or eliminated.
Buy or sell orders, which have not been completed and continue to exist until executed, or cancelled, by the customer.
An order to buy or sell at a specified price (limit order) that has yet to be executed.
An order to buy or sell stock, which is good until cancelled by the client.
An order that doesn't expire at the end of each trading session. An open order will remain active until the order is executed or cancelled/changed. (Some brokerages limit the time they'll keep an open order, eg, 30 days. If so, you'll have to place the open order again at the end of the time limit. Be sure to record when an open order “expires”).
An order that remains in effect until canceled by the customer or until the futures/options contract expires.
An order to buy or sell a security at a specified price, which continues in force until it is executed or cancelled by the customer.
See: Good-Till-Canceled Order.
Buy or sell order that does not expire until canceled. While, the order does not expire in theory, it usually expires at the end of the trading month rather than lasting forever.
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A customer order which was not yet fulfilled. In an material requirement plan (MRP) system the term refers to a purchase or manufacturing order which was released (but not yet delivered).
Orders that have been placed with the broker but have yet been executed or canceled.
A released order not yet shipped (customer order) or received into stock (production, purchase or replenishment order).
An order which has been placed with the supplier or which has been released to the shop floor but which has not been completed or received.
an order placed with your broker that will remain in effect until you cancel it
an order that has not yet entered shipping process, if the payment method is credit card
an order that is in the process of being compiled by you
an order to buy or sell securities that has been released to the market but is still not executed
An order to buy or sell a security that remains in effect until executed or cancelled.
An order that remains good until filled, cancelled or eliminated.
an order for a specified period of time; watch you don't book it so far in advance that you forget about it
An order that remains in the system for more than a day. See good till cancelled or good till date.
An order that executes when a market hits its designated price. Usually associated with Good-'Til-Cancelled-Orders.
An order to buy or sell a security at a specific price which is valid until filled by the trader or cancelled by the client.
An order that has not been filled or cancelled.
An order placed with you broker which remains in place until it is executed or canceled.
An order that is good until cancelled.
Is an order that is or remains live or in effect until it is filled or canceled.
An order to buy or sell when a market moves to its designated price.
An open order is a request that a trade should be made automatically when the exchange rate of the specified currency pair crosses a specified threshold. The request will remain open until the specified threshold is reached. (see entry order)
An order which is good until canceled.
An open order is any order to buy or sell securities that has yet to be executed.
An order to a broker that is good until it is canceled or executed.
Buy or sell order that remains in force until executed or cancelled by the customer.
Trading: An Open Order is also known as a Good Until Canceled Order. It is an order that remains in effect until it is filled, it is canceled by a trader, a futures or options contract it applies to expires, or a stock it applies to is no longer listed on a trading exchange.
This is an unfilled order to buy or sell a security. An open order remains open until is it filled or cancelled. Day orders that are unfilled at day’s end are cancelled automatically. Good ‘til cancelled orders remain open and must be cancelled manually.
An order to buy or sell securities that has not yet been executed or canceled.
An order to buy or sell a security at a specified price, valid until executed or canceled.
An order for an unlimited number of shares which is good till cancelled.
Order that has not yet been fulfilled.
A buy or sell order that has not yet been canceled or executed.
Active order till filled or cancelled (G.T.C.).
An order to buy or sell at a stipulated price, which remains effective until it is executed, cancel ed or changed to a different price.
See: Good Till Cancelled Order.
(See: Good 'til canceled order)
An order that will be executed when a market moves to its designated price. Normally associated with Good ‘til Cancelled Orders.
Open Order A buy or sell trade order that has not yet been executed or cancelled.
An individual investor can place an order to buy or sell a security. That open order stays active until it is completed or the investor cancels it.
A resting order that is good until canceled.
An order to buy or sell entered at a certain price and designated good until canceled.
1) A released manufacturing order or purchase order. Syn: Released order. See: Scheduled receipt. 2) An unfilled customer order.
An order that remains in force until it is canceled or until the futures contracts expire. See Good 'Til Canceled and Good This Week orders.
A good-til-canceled order. It stays in effect until it is either canceled or executed. See: Cancel Order; Execution; Good Til Canceled Order; Open; Orders
An order that would be executed when a market moves to its chosen price.
An order to buy or sell that remains valid until it is executed or canceled by the customer. An order that is executed when the price of a share or currency reaches a predetermined price.
An order to buy or sell a security which remains in place until it is either executed or cancelled.