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Stop-limit order

An Order to Buy or Sell a certain quantity of a certain security at a specified price Or better, but only after a specified price has been reached. A stop-limit Order is essentially a Combination of a stop Order and a limit order.

Related Terms: 14 ACH, Buy, Combination, ECU, ECI, Limit order, Or better, Order, Quant, SEC, Sell, Stop-limit order, Stop order, Top
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