An order sent by a store to a market representative to be placed with whatever vendor the latter finds can best fill it. In department store buying, it is the authority granted to a resident buyer to purchase merchandise required by the store.

An order to buy or sell a futures contract or option which is good until it is cancelled. An order to buy crude at say $95/bbl, will be good until it's filled, with the brokerage house typically [..]

An order that remains on the books until it is either executed or canceled is known as an open order, or a good til canceled order (GTC).

Definition An order to buy or sell securities that has not been executed (usually because some requirement, such as a specified price, has not been met) or canceled.

In acquisitions, an order for library materials that remains active because it could not be completely filled by the seller at the time it was placed, usually because one or more items are temporarily [..]

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Like a backorder, an open order is a valid external customer order which has not yet been fulfilled. The open order position for any manufacturing or distribution location is a good indicator of business strength, service performance, and scheduling needs.

An order that remains good until filled, canceled, or eliminated. See Good-'till-canceled

An order that remains in force until it is canceled or until the futures contracts expire. See Good 'Til Canceled

An order that remains in the system for more than a day.

Orders that have been placed with the broker but have yet been executed or canceled.

Known as good-till-cancelled or GTC, is when you give your stockbroker a limit order that is valid until you cancel it.

This message, which appears in the Online Services Transaction Summary, indicates that an order has not yet been fully executed.

An order to a broker that is good until it is canceled or exe cuted.

An order to buy or sell a security at a specified price. The order is valid until executed or cancelled.

An order that is good until cancelled.

Order that has not yet been fulfilled.

An order to buy or sell a security that remains in effect until it is either cancelled by the customer or executed.

An order that has been placed with the broker, but not yet filled or cancelled.

An order that remains in the system for more than a day. See Good-Till-Cancelled

An order to buy or sell a security at a specified price which is valid until executed or cancelled. Open Outcry