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Home Categories Trading Orders A Good ’til Canceled (GTC) order is an order that works regardless of the time frame until the order is explicitly cancelled. Good Order This Week (GTW) is an order that automatically expires at the end of the current week. A hard stop is a hard decision point to close a trade if certain criteria are met. The held order is submitted to the broker for immediate execution and immediate execution, for example with a market order. Iceberg orders are large orders divided into lots or small limit orders. They are divided into visible and hidden parts, and the latter becomes visible after the execution of the first type of order. Immediate or Cancel (IOC) orders attempt to execute immediately and cancel any outstanding portion. The limit order book is a record of outstanding limit orders maintained by a security specialist working on the exchange. Going long - or going long - refers to buying an asset with the expectation that it will rise in price - bullish. A Market-On-Close (MOC) order is an unlimited market order that is executed on or after the close of the stock exchange. An investor may place a non-hold order in the hope of getting a better price than what could be obtained in an immediate trade.