IMBALANCE OF ORDERS
Situation in which an exchange receives too many, unequal orders of one kind either buy, sell, or limit, for listed securities. It usually follows a drastic occurrence such as a takeover, death of a key executive, research recommendation, or any government ruling that significantly impact the firm’s business. Also called order imbalance.
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Huge single order that was split into several smaller lots, usually through an automated program to conceal the true order quantity.
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