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Definition of Market order
1. Noun. An order to a broker to sell or buy stocks or commodities at the prevailing market price.
Definition of Market order
1. Noun. (stock market) An instruction to a stock broker to sell stocks imediately, at whatever price reflects the current value of the stock. ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Lexicographical Neighbors of Market Order
Literary usage of Market order
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The New City Government: A Discussion of Municipal Administration Based on a by Henry Jaromir Bruère, William Sheperdson (1913)
"7 Issuance of Order, if an Open market order Purchase, or the Execution of a
Contract if Formal Agreement Is Entered Into, and Subsequent Issuance of Order ..."
2. Municipal Accounting by De Witt Carl Eggleston (1914)
"Delivery by the vendor receiving the open market order constitutes an informal
contract. (3) Miscellaneous claims cover petty expenditures, such as carfare ..."
3. Municipal Accounting by De Witt Carl Eggleston (1914)
"Delivery by the vendor receiving the open market order constitutes an informal
contract. (3) Miscellaneous claims cover petty expenditures, such as carfare ..."
4. The Stock Market by Solomon Stephen Huebner (1922)
"In the case of the aforementioned selling stop order, the order becomes
an "at-the-market" order just as soon as 100 shares of the stock are sold or' ..."
5. Stafford in Olden Times: Being a Reprint of Articles Published in "The by John Law Cherry (1890)
"... CORN market order. ' J | *N order of the Corporation in 1692 states that until
the ringing ^^ of a bell at 11 am on market days sales of corn were pro- ..."
6. Purchasing by Charles Siesel Rindsfoos (1915)
""Otie of the greatest and most costly evils in the city's methods of purchasing
supplies is the abuse of what is known as the open market order method. ..."
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