Limit Orders Clause Samples

Limit Orders. 23.1 Where we agree to accept a Limit Order from you, whilst we shall use of reasonable endeavours to exchange money at the specified exchange rate within the agreed time period, Ebury does not guarantee that we will be able to effect an exchange at the specified rate relating to such Limit Order and you agree that we may have to effect the conversion at a rate which is different to the relevant specified exchange rate. Where we are unable to execute a Limit Order for you within the agreed time period, we shall seek to notify you where Applicable Laws allow. 23.2 If the last day of the agreed time period falls on a non-Business Day, your Limit Order will expire on the preceding Business Day. 23.3 You may cancel a Limit Order at any time (by telephone or by email which has been acknowledged by us), up until the point in time at which we commence the relevant conversion/transaction relating to such Limit Order. 23.4 Upon successful execution of a Limit Order, we will provide you with a Transaction Receipt setting out the details of the Trade.

Limit Orders. To avoid buying a Cryptocurrency at a higher price and possibly exceeding my purchasing power, I understand my option to enter a limit order. A limit order may be “good till cancelled” which means the order remains valid until (A) it is executed or (B) I cancel the order. I also understand that limit orders may not be executed at any particular time, or at all, if there is not sufficient trading at or better than the limit price I specify, and are good until I cancel them, provided, however, that RHC may in its sole discretion cancel any limit order that remains unexecuted for at least thirty calendar days.

Limit Orders. (a) A limit order is an order to buy or sell specified units of a security at a specified price or better. (b) A limit order will not be accepted, without any advice to you, if we consider the limit price to be too far away from the prevailing market price of that stock. (c) Limit orders can be amended or cancelled provided the order has not already been executed. (d) It will be your responsibility to manage any unfilled portions of your order.

Limit Orders. You may be able to place Limit Orders with Vivid NL. Limit Orders are conditional Buy or Sell Orders for which You need to set a target price for their execution. When the market price of the relevant Financial Instruments ‘hits’ the target price, We transmit Your Order for execution to an Executing Broker. The funds needed to execute Your Limit Order are reserved in Your Invest Cash Pocket from the moment you place Your Limit Order until execution or cancellation. This means that during that time, the funds remain in Your Invest Cash Pocket but You can not dispose of them (for example to place a normal Buy Order (Market Order)). Any cancellation of - or changes to - a Limit Order can only be made in accordance with the instructions provided to You in the App or Web Terminal. All Your outstanding Limit Orders will be automatically cancelled upon termination of this Client Agreement.

Limit Orders. We will not make public any limit order, or any part of it, you may place with us in respect of shares traded on a Regulated Market where that order cannot immediately be executed, unless you have specifically instructed us to do so.

Limit Orders. Any limit order taken from the Client in respect of an Investment in which ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ acts as market maker or otherwise as principal will be on the basis that: (i) such order will not be executed unless and until the Investment concerned reaches the same or a higher price than that specified in the order (in the case of a sell order) or the same or a lower price than that specified in the order (in the case of a buy order) with a view to purchasing or selling (as the case may be) in the Investment concerned in the amount of the order; and (ii) until such execution ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ may buy the Investment (where the order was to buy) at a price equal to or lower than that stated in the order or sell it (where the order was to sell) at a price equal to or higher than that so stated, such purchase or sale being from or to any third party and for its own account or for that of any Associated Firm.

Limit Orders. This is an Order you may give us to buy or sell a Security. Limit Orders will only be Executed by us when the conditions set by you related to your Order have been met. When these are met, this means that it will be Executed by us as an At Best Order. If the Limit Price is not communicated to us by the relevant market or exchange in the period specified in the Order, the Order will lapse. If you give us this Order: Section B (a) if it is in respect of a Security admitted to trading on a Regulated Market, and we are not immediately able to Execute at the relevant price, we will, where possible, publish the amount of Security and price available in order to increase its chances of Execution; (b) we will not publish Orders which are large in scale compared to normal market size as defined by Regulatory Requirements that apply; and (c) you may choose to Instruct us not to publish unexecuted Limit Orders. (d) The maximum validity period we will allow for a Limit Order may vary. We will confirm this to you on request before you place a Limit Order.

Limit Orders. A. Limit IOC ✓ ✓ See 1.C. under ECN Order Types. Note this is the only order type available on the Full Amount Platform. *Available for Cboe FX Point

Limit Orders. (a) Limit Order facility (i) PKF Capital may, on the request of a Client by way of the Trading Platform, agree to a Limit Order in relation to a Margin Transaction. (ii) PKF Capital may charge a fee it deems appropriate for the Limit Order. (iii) The Client authorises PKF Capital to withdraw this fee from the Segregated Funds Account when the Limit Order is entered into. (b) No guarantee that Limit Order will be at market in every case (i) while the Limit Order will be entered into at the price or rate set out in the Limit Order, market conditions, including Abnormal Market Conditions, may arise such that PKF Capital may only be able to enter into the Margin Transaction the subject of the Limit Order at a price or rate that is substantially different from the prices or rates prevailing in the relevant market at the time of entry into of the Margin Transaction; and (ii) the Client accepts this risk accordingly.