All-or-none
Definition & Meaning
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: All-or-none is an adjective meaning (finance) Designating a type of stock market or derivative order that is to be executed only if the full quantity of the order can be bought or sold.
Meaning
(finance) Designating a type of stock market or derivative order that is to be executed only if the full quantity of the order can be bought or sold.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include finality, absolutist, finiteness, definitive, absolutism, zero sum.
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