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Open Order

A standing order, also known as a Good-Till-Cancelled or Good-Till-Date order, is a type of order that stays active in the trading system for more than a day. This means that it will remain in effect until it is either executed or manually cancelled by the trader. It is a useful tool for investors who wish to keep a long-term position in a particular asset. Withstanding orders, traders can efficiently manage their portfolio and make strategic decisions based on market conditions.

Net Change

As you may already know, the closing price and the last traded price are two important factors in the stock market. The former refers to the final price at which a stock is ...

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Insiders

Insiders, in the world of finance, are individuals who possess valuable information about a company or entity, which has a significant impact on its stock price. Usually, th...

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P/E

The abbreviation P/E stands for price-to-earnings ratio, a fundamental metric in stock analysis. It is calculated by dividing a company's share price by its earnings per sha...

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Liquidating Order

A liquidating order is a crucial step in closing out an open futures or options contract. It involves either selling a purchased contract or purchasing a sold contract. This...

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