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matched order — ☆ matched order n. 1. the pairing of an order to buy stock with an order to sell stock by member brokers on the stock exchange 2. WASH SALE … English World dictionary
matched order — noun : one of two orders designed to create artificial activity in the stock market: a. : an order placed by an individual through one broker to buy usually at an above market price a number of shares of stock that the individual intends to sell… … Useful english dictionary
Matched betting — Matched betting, or back and lay bet matching, (also referred in the United States as double betting) is a betting technique used by individuals to profit from the free bets and incentives offered by bookmakers. It is generally considered risk… … Wikipedia
Order of the Iron Crown (Austria) — Imperial Order of the Iron Crown Imperial Ordine della Corona Ferrea Kaiserliche Orden Krone der Eisernen Second class badge and first class breast star … Wikipedia
Order of the Spur — For the Papal chivalric order, see Order of the Golden Spur. For the related tradition of the stetson, see Cavalry stetson. Order of the Spur Certificate for induction into the Order of the Spur for combat action in Tal Afar … Wikipedia
Matched Z-transform method — The s plane poles and zeros of a 5th order Chebyshev type II lowpass filter to be approximated as a discrete time filter … Wikipedia
Order book (trading) — An order book is the list of orders (manually and now electronically) that a trading venue (in particular stock exchanges) uses to record the interest of buyers and sellers in a particular financial instrument. A trading engine uses the book to… … Wikipedia
order driven system — A trading system where anyone wishing to buy or sell stock must take their order to the market and state at which price they are prepared to buy or sell the stock in question. Other market participants can then take the other side of the deal,… … Financial and business terms
order-driven system — A trading system where anyone wishing to buy or sell stock must take their order to the market and state at which price they are prepared to buy or sell the stock in question. Other market participants can then take the other side of the deal,… … Financial and business terms
Order Driven — A market is described as being order driven when investors submit, buy and sell orders to a central location where they are then matched. Such markets are continuous auction markets, such as the NYSE. ► See also NYSE, Quote Driven … Financial and business terms
