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What is an All or None Limit Order? An all or none limit order says the investor wants their order filled entirely or not at all. An investor may request a trade that instructs their broker to buy a specific amount of shares at a certain price; in the case of an all or none order, the investor wants this trade made specifically in that amount at that price. If the broker is unable to do that, the trade should not happen at all.

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finance a la shmoop what is an all-or-none order oh you'd think that

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spoiled brats only live on playgrounds of participation trophy cities hmm but [Boys holding participation trophies]

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that is oh so sadly not true they roam the wild hallways of Wall Street

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investment firms in droves and all-or-none order means that a buyer or

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seller of stock either wants all of their shares bought or sold or none of

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them and yes this applies to bonds preferred stocks and other random [Man discussing stocks and bonds]

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hybrids as well.....A buyer has a portfolio of 500 million dollars in small cap

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growth stocks generally speaking she's told her clients that she won't take

00:46

less than a 2% position in anything because she wants to be able to focus on

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a core group of stocks and really be on top of any big movements hoping to sell [Stocks in a sack land on a table]

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the shares before well, any huge problems holding so in this case she's

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found a company she loves an appropriately named coal company for [Woman looking through binoculars in her car]

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spoiled investors called mine mine mine the only problem is that the stock is

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thinly traded that is not a ton of shares trade every day and she needs to

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own either ten million dollars worth of stock which would be a two percent

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position or she doesn't want to own any the stock at the moment is trading at

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ten dollars and seven cents a share and she wants it at ten bucks or better...

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well at ten dollars and one penny she has no interest whatsoever in that stock [Stock graph for mine mine mine company]

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at 10.00 she's a buyer so that is her limit order but on this all-or-none

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order she waits and waits and waits knowing that sometimes all-or-none [Woman looking at laptop waiting for the stocks]

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orders simply never get filled other times they get filled scarily too fast

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like the seller knew something the buyer did not but along comes a bad market day

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the White House says something stupid what are the odds? and the market tanks for

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an hour and blam she is the proud new owner of a million shares of mine mine

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mine good for her those shares are now all hers hers hers [Pigeon poops on mans head]

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