Triggering of Orders Outside Trading Hours Clause Samples

Triggering of Orders Outside Trading Hours. Orders will not be monitored or executed outside of the Trading Hours. For the underlying instruments which continue to trade outside our Trading Hours, the price at which the order may be executed on the resumption of trading may be substantially different to your specified order price due to the price changes on the market occurring prior to our Trading Hours.
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