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All-or-None Order

A term in finance known as "all or none" refers to an order that must be fulfilled in its entirety, otherwise the trade will not occur. This means that the entire amount of the order must be executed for the trade to be completed, leaving no room for partial fulfillment. In other words, the trade either happens completely or not at all. This is a crucial concept to understand in the world of finance and investing.

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