Day order

On the stock exchange, an order to buy or sell which expires automatically if it could not be executed by the end of the trading hours (order which instructs the broker to cancel any unfilled portion of the order at the close of trading on the day the order is first entered). In most cases, all orders are treated as a daily order in accordance with the relevant exchange rules and regulations, unless otherwise instructed by the customer. – See execution, full, fill-or-kill order, iceberg order, order, valid for the day, stack of cards, hall trader, sell-plus order.

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