- Day: A general ordering method in which an investor specifies a quantity and price and places an order.
- Session: A general ordering method in which an investor specifies a quantity and price and places an order during one session. After one session, the remain session order is canceled.
- IOC: An order with the condition that the quantity with the price that can be executed is traded and the quantity that has not been traded is canceled when placing the order.
- FOK: An order with the condition that when placing an order, the entire quantity with until the price can be traded only, and if it is not possible to do so, the entire order quantity is canceled.
- Day (MTL): Investors designate only the stock and quantity they want, and place a trading order at the current or to-be-formed price without directly designating the price. Choose this order if you want to be sure that it is executed right now in the fastest time possible. Market orders continue to buy or sell until the quantity is filled.
- Session (MTL): Investors designate only the stock and quantity they want, and place a trading order at the current or to-be-formed price without directly designating the price. Choose this order if you want to be sure that it is executed right now in the fastest time possible during one session. Market orders continue to buy or sell until the quantity is filled.
- IOC (MTL): An order with the condition that when placing an order, the quantity that can be executed is traded and the quantity that has not been traded is canceled.
- FOK (MTL): An order with the condition that when placing an order, the entire quantity can be traded only, and if it is not possible to do so, the entire order quantity is canceled.
- GTC (Good till Cancelled): An order that work regardless of the time frame, until the order is explicitly canceled.
- GTD (Good till Date): The order is valid until the specified date or time unless it has been fulfilled or cancelled.
