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Immediate or Cancel (IOC) Order

In finance, an IOC (Immediate or Cancel) order is a type of trade execution where the entire order must be fulfilled immediately or it will be canceled. This means that if only a portion of the order can be executed, the remaining amount will be canceled. This type of order is commonly used when time is of the essence and a trader wants to avoid having a partial order left open.

Fast Market

In the fast-paced world of finance, it is not uncommon for market conditions to become chaotic, particularly in the futures pit. During these times, floor brokers may not be...

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Relative Return Standard Deviation

The relative return standard deviation is a measure of the variability in relative return. A high standard deviation suggests that the relative return experienced during the...

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ddc (or DDC)

We often come across the term 'delivered destination charges', which encompasses a range of miscellaneous fees incurred at the port of destination. It can also pertain to th...

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Running Market

In the world of finance, there exists a phenomenon known as a "one-way market". This is a market in which prices are constantly moving in one direction, with little to no mo...

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