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Time Stamping
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Time Stamping
The practice of marking an order with the time it is made and the time it is executed. Time stamping is mandatory on many option exchanges, among others.
time stamping
The stamping of order tickets with the time of entry and execution. For example, options exchanges require stamping of order tickets with the times of execution to the nearest minute.
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