Exchange Currency

matched order

A situation in which two traders operating in the exchange change execute trades of equal volume and price, and in which both traders have the same priority in the specialist's book. The expression is used for listed securities.

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  1. What is matched order? definition and meaning
    Definition of matched order: A situation in which two traders operating in the exchange change execute trades of equal volume and price, and in which both ...
     
  2. Matched order | Define Matched order at Dictionary.com
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  5. Matched order - Merriam-Webster Online
    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 usu. at an above-market ...
     
  6. matched order - Definition of matched order
    matched order definition: 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...
     
  7. Definition of Matched order
    Matched order -- A Wall Street term, meaning an order to buy and sell the same stock ; such an order is employed for the purpose of artificially raising or lowering ...
     
  8. 33-7362 - Securities and Exchange Commission
    -[2]- A matched order is the entering of a sell (or buy) order knowing that a corresponding buy (or sell) order of substantially the same size, at substantially the ...