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Limit Orders and Expiry


Guest Tom

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Just wondering if limit orders are always only valid for the day?  I can't seem to find the option to change such a limit order to be valid for longer / end of the month ?

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Hi Tom

Thanks for the query

On Share Dealing you simply would need to change the expiry as indicated below: Please note that in some shares the only available expiry is the day option e.g. Market maker shares

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In Spread betting or CFDs you can change the expiry as indicated below:

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All the best

Anda

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Thanks Anda,  Just wondering though what determines if a stock is a "market maker" stock.  I noticed the same issue for a number of shares , all were only available with a day limit. Does that mean that orders for these shares are never processed via Nasdaq but always only via a market maker?

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