all-or-none Finance Definition
A
type of buy or sell order placed with a broker to indicate it cannot be
partially filled. The broker must fill the entire order or not fill it at all.
Unlike a fill-or-kill order, an
all-or-none order will not be automatically canceled if a broker cant fill it
fully right away.
Browse dictionary entries near all-or-none
- ‹ all-nighter
- ‹ all-inclusive
- ‹ all-in cost
- ‹ all-important
- ‹ all hail
- ‹ all fours
- ‹ All Fools' Day
- ‹ all-fired
- ‹ allée
- ‹ all-clear
- all'ottava ›
- all-out ›
- all- ›
- all-purpose ›
- all right ›
- all-round ›
- all-rounder ›
- All Saints' Day ›
- All Souls' Day ›
- all-star ›

