Discretionary order
An Order which gives the Broker the authority to determine when and at what price to execute the Transaction.
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10-K,
Asked price,
Asking price,
At par,
Authority bond,
All or any part,
Alternative order,
At best,
At call,
Automated Order Entry System,
Adjusted futures price,
At risk,
Add-on service,
Action to quiet title,
Assignment to creditors,
Attorney in fact,
Amortization term,
A shares,
Average price per share,
Aggregate exercise price,
At the money,
Across the board,
Action,
Additional paid-in capital,
Against the box,
At the bell,
At the close,
At the figure,
At the full,
At the market,
At the opening order,
Automated Pricing and Reporting System,
Away from the market,
Below the line,
Banking Act of 1933,
Bid-to-cover ratio,
Broker,
Broker loan,
Brought over the wall,
Buying on margin,
Buy limit order,
Buy minus order,
Buy on close,
Buy on opening,
Buy order,
Buy stop order,
Buy the book,
Breaking the syndicate,
By the book,
Bank term loan,
Broker loan rate,
B shares,
Buy and write,
Beat the gun,
Credit order,
Call price,
Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures,
Conversion parity price,
Conversion price,
Contingency order,
Contingent order,
Contra broker,
Contract broker,
Consumer Price Index,
Cash and carry trade,
Cash price,
Chasing the market,
Cheapest to deliver,
Commodities Exchange Act,
Convertible term insurance,
Corporate action,
Class action suit,
C shares,
Close to the money,
Closing transaction,
Cloud on title,
Cash or Deferred Arrangement,
Class A Shares,
Class B Shares,
Child and dependent care credit,
Cup and handle,
Close a position,
Closing price,
Cornering the market,
Curbs in,
Deposit in transit,
Dollar price,
Day order,
Deep discount broker,
Designated Order Turnaround,
Discount broker,
Discretionary order,
Dividend in arrears,
Desk (the),
Delivery price,
Decreasing term life,
De-escalation clause,
De facto,
Debtor in possession,
Debtor-in-possession financing,
Due-on-sale clause,
Deep in the money,
Deep out of the money,
Department of Housing and Urban Development,
Dogs of the Dow,
Escrowed to maturity,
Ex-legal,
Either-or order,
ECU,
Edge Act,
E-mini,
Ex-pit transaction,
Ex-all,
Ex-warrants,
Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974,
Ex-rights,
Ex-rights date,
First In First Out,
Federal Savings and Loan Association,
Flight to quality,
Full price,
Fill or kill,
Floor broker,
Front-ending an order,
Forward P/E,
Free market price,
Forward price,
Futures price,
Form 8-K,
Form S-1,
Friends and family offering,
Fair Credit Reporting Act,
Fair Debt Collection Practices Act,
Full faith and credit,
Free and clear,
Federal Insurance Contributions Act,
Glass-Steagall Act,
G-7,
GDP implicit price deflator,
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade,
G-8,
Growth and income fund,
Gather in the stops,
Hart-Scott-Rodino Act of 1976,
Hit the bid,
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act,
Holder in due course,
Home Mortgage Disclosure Act,
Head and shoulders,
Hammering the market,
Held at the opening,
Holding the market,
Horizontal price movement,
In escrow,
Intermediate-term,
Independent broker,
In-house,
Introducing broker,
Investment Advisor Act of 1940,
Investment Company Act of 1940,
In line,
Insurance broker,
Insider Trading sanctions Act of 1984,
In intestacy,
In play,
In-process research and development,
I/O strip,
In-service withdrawal,
In and out,
In sympathy,
In the tank,
Jointly and severally,
Jumping the gun,
Joint and several liability,
Joint and survivor annuity,
Last In First Out,
Law of one price,
Long-term,
Lending at a rate,
Limit-on-close order,
Limit order,
Limit order book,
Limit order information system,
Limit price,
London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange,
Level term insurance,
Long-term care insurance,
Long-term debt,
Long-Term Equity Anticipation Securities,
Loan-to-cost,
Loan-to-value,
Lock-in,
Long-term mortgage,
Long-term lease,
Leading the market,
Locked in,
Long-term gain or loss,
Level I quotes,
Money order,
Market conversion price,
Medium-term,
Medium-term bond,
Make a market,
Market if touched order,
Market on close order,
Market order,
Mark-to-market,
Marginal propensity to consume,
Money at call,
Mortgage broker,
Maximum price fluctuation,
Negotiable Order of Withdrawal,
No limit order,
No-Action Letter,
Null and void,
Net transaction,
Off the books,
Other long term liabilities,
Offering price,
Over-the-Counter,
Off-floor order,
On-floor order,
Online broker,
On margin,
Open order,
Or better,
Order,
Order flow,
Order ticket,
Outside broker,
On account,
On-the-spot loan,
Opening transaction,
Option price,
Options Prices Reporting Authority,
Out of the money,
Old age, survivors, and disability insurance,
On-balance volume,
On close,
On open,
On the opening,
Order book official,
Order imbalance,
Profit and loss statement,
Payment-in-kind security,
Price Value of a Basis Point,
Payment for order flow,
Prime broker,
P&L,
Price index,
Producer Price Index,
Parity price,
Price limit,
Public offering price,
Price spread,
Prudent Expert Act,
Paid-in capital,
Paid-in surplus,
Private Investment in Public Equity,
Point-and-figure chart,
Painting the tape,
Price range,
Price-weighted index,
Reports and Records,
Return on Capital,
Return on Invested Capital,
Return on Total Assets,
Redemption price,
Reading the tape,
Regulation D,
Regulation G,
Regulation T,
Regulation U,
Retail Price Index,
Regulation A,
Right to Know,
Real estate broker,
Retirement Equity Act of 1984,
Return on Capital Employed,
Selling, General and Administrative Expenses,
SG&A,
Savings and Loan,
Short-term reserves,
S&L,
Securities and Exchange Commission,
Short-term,
Sell limit order,
Sell order,
Sell the book,
Significant order,
Small Order Execution System,
Split order,
Stop-limit order,
Stop order,
Stop price,
Street broker,
Settlement price,
Spot price,
Second-to-die insurance,
Subscription price,
Sale and leaseback,
Selling the spread,
Share price,
Split-adjusted price,
Selling short against the box,
Shorting against the box,
S Corporation,
Short-term gain or loss,
Subchapter M,
Subchapter S Corporation,
Scale order,
Schedule C,
Securities Act of 1933,
Securities Exchange Act of 1934,
Seek a market,
S&P phenomenon,
Stop and reverse,
Transaction,
Term CD,
T-Bill,
Term,
Term bond,
Term to maturity,
Take a position,
Time order,
Trailing P/E,
Term insurance,
Tenancy by the entirety,
Term deposit,
Term loan,
Truth in Lending,
Term trust,
Tenancy at will,
Top hat plan,
The Street,
Timing the market,
Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997,
Tax Reform Act of 1986,
Tax Reform Act of 1993,
Take a bath,
Target price,
Term repo,
Term sheet,
U.S. Government Agency Security,
U.S. Savings Bond,
U.S. Treasury,
U.S. Treasury Bill,
U.S. Treasury Bond,
U.S. Treasury Note,
U.S. Treasury Securities,
Uniform Securities Act,
Williams Act,
Wage price spiral,
Widow-and-orphan stock,
W-2 Form,
W formation,
When, as, and if issued,
When issued,
X or XD,
Year-To-Date,
Yield to call,
Yield to maturity,
Yield to worst,
Y shares