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good-till-canceled order (GTC)
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good-till-canceled order (GTC)
An order either to buy or to sell a security that remains in effect until it is canceled by the customer or until it is executed by the broker. In practice, most brokerage firms impose a time limit on unexecuted orders. Also called open order.
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