An order that specifies a maximum price to pay if buying is a _____________.
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stop order |
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market order |
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limit order |
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all or none order |
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none of the above |
Ans limit order
An order that specifies a maximum price to pay if buying is a limit order. A limit order is an order to buy or sell at a specific price or better. A buyer can use limit lower price and seller can use limit higher price. However the limit price is not guaranteed to execute.
An order that specifies a maximum price to pay if buying is a _____________. stop order...
4. What are the differences between a stop-loss order, a limit sell order, and a market order?
In the context of buying and selling securities, placing a sell limit order: a instructs your broker to sell your stock just before it becomes undervalued in the market. b prevents your broker from buying low and selling high over a relatively short time horizon. c prevents your broker from selling your stock at a price you believe is too low. d instructs your broker to sell your stock at the current market price.
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1. You sold JCP stock short at $80 per share. The stock price can potentially fall but it can also rise. You can limit your maximum loss on this short position by placing a A. limit-sell order! B. limit-buy order! C. stop-buy order D. stop-sell order E. market order
Question 101 pts Each hardware technology specifies the maximum amount of data that a frame can carry. This limit is known as ___________________________________________________. The header checksum a flag padding the maximum transmission unit
a request
15. A request that a stock be bought or sold at a specified price is called a order. A. market В. limit C. stop
A characteristic of market orders is execution ___________ and price __________. Whereas a characteristic of limit orders is execution ___________ and price _________. A. Certainty; Certainty; Uncertainty; Uncertainty B. Uncertainty; Uncertainty; Certainty; Certainty C. Certainty; Uncertainty; Certainty; Certainty D. Certainty; Uncertainty; Uncertainty; Certainty E. None of these -- a limit order needs to hit a stop price before execution can occur.
you place a stop-loss order to sell 500 shares of google with a stop price of $180. The current price is $190. How much will you receive for each share if during the trading day google declines to $165 and then closes at $167 I think the answer is $180.
1. The maximum price that a buyer will pay for a good is called a. consumer surplus. b. willingness to pay. c. equilibrium. d. efficiency. B. When a country that imported a particular good abandons a free-trade policy and adopts a no-trade policy, a. producer surplus increases and total surplus increases in the market for that good. b. producer surplus increases and total surplus decreases in the market for that good. c. producer surplus decreases and total surplus increases in...
A trader places a limit order at $35.47 for 100 shares. If they set a stop loss at $33.20 (Assume that all stop losses get filled) what is the most amount of money they can lose on that trade
You place a stop-loss order to sell at $ 52.00 on a stock currently selling for $55.96 per share. What is likely to be the minimum loss you will experience on 100 shares if the stock price rapidly declines to $49.17 per share? Round to the neared cent What if you had placed a stop-limit order to sell at $52.00 and the stock price tumbled to $49.17? Round to the nearest cent