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Fill Order

A term used in finance to describe an order that requires immediate execution or else it will be cancelled. This order is typically placed when the market is highly volatile and time is of the essence. In other words, the investor wants the order to be filled as soon as possible to capitalize on potential gains or prevent potential losses. This concept is crucial in understanding how to navigate the fast-paced world of finance.

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