Sentence examples for put in an order to from inspiring English sources

For example, if XYZ stock begins to fall from a price of $100, a day trader may put in an order to sell at $99.

So he put in an order to buy".

"But for the second in the series," he said, "we'll put in an order to our vendor based on the Auto Ship demand".

If you put in an order to sell 100 shares of I.B.M., it doesn't matter to you if the buyer defaults.

An individual investor seeking to raise cash could put in an order to sell 100 shares of a stock at the market, secure in the knowledge it would be filled at a reasonable price.

The securities fraud count -- with Ms. Stewart effectively charged with defrauding the investors in Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia by publicly stating that she put in an order to sell ImClone shares at $60, a claim the indictment says is false -- the government has also sent a message about the importance of absolute truthfulness by corporate executives in dealing with their shareholders.

For a stock trading at $20.00/$20.01, buying at the offer price of $20.01 or selling at the posted bid of $20.00 would amount to taking liquidity, while putting in an order to buy at $20.02 or sell at $19.99 amounts to making liquidity.

If the ETF is expanding (more people want to buy shares than to sell), then the AP puts in an order to the fund manager for a block of new shares, dubbed creation units, in the ETF.

And the better the investor does, the worse his broker fares: If a retail customer puts in an order to buy shares at $80 each and Knight does better, landing them for 79 7/8, it strips the online broker of its rebate.

Thus, under-utilized links and devices may be put in a sleep state in order to save power and that might be achieved by properly routing traffic flows.

We pressed the server, asking him what would be so horrible about putting in an order for some appetizers, to be shared by all of us, right away.