Time order

Time order
Definition: [crh] Order that becomes a market or limited price order or is canceled aDefinition: t a specific time.

Time order
A time order is a way of asking the courts to give you more time to pay a debt if you have fallen into arrears. It can change the amount you have to pay each month or the term left on the credit agreement.

Time order
Order that becomes a market or limited price order or is canceled at a specific time.

Time order
Used in the context of general equities. Order which becomes a market or limited price order or is cancelled at a specific time.
Time premium ...

time order An order to execute a specified transaction at a precise time. If the order... time premium The amount by which an option's premium is greater than its intrinsic value. This is also referred to as time value.

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Securities orders fall into four basic categories: market order , limit order , time order, and stop order .
Law: direction from a court of jurisdiction, or a regulation.

The time remaining until a financial contract expires. Also called time until expiration.
Time order
Order that becomes a market or limited price order or is canceled at a specific time.
Time premium ...

game: A game is a model with (1) players who make (2) strategy (or action) choices in a (3) predefined time order, and then (4) receive payoffs, which are usually conceived of in money or utility terms.

See also: Saving, Investment decisions, Values, Expense, Bills