Series 3: 6.3.1.1. Market Orders

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6.3.1.1. Market Orders

Market orders are the most common and easiest orders to place. When an investor places a market order, she is requesting that the futures contract be bought or sold at the best available price. Market orders are typically filled immediately. A buy market order is generally executed at the prevailing ask price. A sell market order is generally executed at the prevailing bid price. A market order may be filled, however, at a different price than expected, particularly when the difference between the quoted prices for bids and offers is large. A m

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