"Good Till Cancelled" - A GTC foreign exchange order will be left in the market until executed or cancelled by you.
Good Till Canceled. A trading order that remains in force until the trader cancels it.
Good ‘til cancelled, an order type. An order which, if not filled on the day it was received, is carried forward indefinitely until it is either traded or cancelled by the customer. Contrast with a GD order, where the order must be filled the same day or is cancelled.
Good Till Cancel. A Good Till Cancel (GTC) order is an order to buy or sell a security that's good until the investor cancels it. Most brokers let GTC orders automatically expire after 30 - 60 days.
Good Till Cancelled, an order which if not filled on the day will be carried forward indefinitely until it is either traded or cancelled by the client.
See Good until cancelled.
An abbreviation for Good Till Cancelled that is an order left with a dealer to buy or sell at a fixed rate. The order remains in place until it is cancelled by the customer.
See: Good 'til cancelled order
Good Till Cancelled order. This order works until executed or cancelled, unlike a Day order, which, if not filled, expires automatically at the end of the trading session on the day it was entered.
GoodTillCancelled. A contingent order put in the market to buy or sell at a fixed price. A GTC order will remain in place until executed or cancelled.
Good Till Cancelled. An order that will be carried forward indefinitely until it is either filled or cancelled by you.
A type of limit orders, which is valid till the execution at the given price or its cancellation.
Good-Till-Cancelled. An order left with a Dealer to buy or sell at a fixed price. The GTC will remain in place until executed or cancelled.
Applicable to market orders, it signifies that the order will be open and carried forward indefinitely until it is either filled or cancelled by the client.
Good Till Canceled. An order placed with your broker meaning that it is good until either filled or cancelled.
A GTC order remains valid until it is filled or cancelled by the investor.
Good Till Canceled. Refers to the "life" of an alert or order, meaning the alert or order will remain active until you cancel yourself (vs. an alert or order that expires at the end of the day).
Customer order to buy or sell securities at a limit or stop price that will remain in effect until it is either executed or canceled. If it is not executed, the order can be canceled or changed at any time. Also called an "open order." See: Day Order; Good Through; Limit Order; Limit Price; Open Order; Stop Order
"Good Till Cancelled". An order left with a Dealer to buy or sell at a fixed price. The order remains in place until it is cancelled by the client.
Good till Canceled. A qualifier for any kind of order extending its life indefinitely; i.e., until filled or canceled.
An order to buy or sell a spread bet that remains operative until the order is executed or cancelled. For more details on the different types of orders see this section - Click Here
An order to buy or sell at a fixed price. It holds until executed or canceled.
Good Til Canceled. An order that remains in effect until it is either executed or canceled. Also referred to as an "open order."
Good 'til Close order. An order placed to buy or sell a stock at a certain price. The order stays active until the stock gets close to the execution price at which point the investor cancels the order.
See Good-Till-cancelled (GTC or Open) Order.
Good Till Canceled. An open order to buy or sell securities which remains in effect until the order is executed or canceled.
See Good 'Till Canceled Order.
Refers to an order given by an investor to a dealer to buy or sell a security at a fixed price that is considered "good" until the investor cancels it.
An order left with a Dealer to buy or sell at a fixed price and remnants in place until gets cancelled by the client.