Below the Market

An order to buy or sell a security for a price below the current market value. A below the market order may occur when an investor wishes to buy at a low price in order to sell later at a high price. It also may be a stop order to sell a security when its price goes below a certain level in order to limit losses.

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deep-out-of-the-money
Housing Bank
Incentive Stock Option
In-the-money
oversubscription privilege
price controls
Strangle
Takeunder

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