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General Slang
FOK
· noun · finance
Fill-or-kill — execute the whole order right now or cancel it instantly.
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An order that demands immediate, complete execution. If the full size can't trade in one shot the moment it hits the book, the whole thing dies. AON's impatient cousin — AON will sit and wait, FOK won't.
“Send it FOK at 50 — if it doesn't print right now I'm not chasing it.”
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FOK In A Sentence
Send it FOK at 50 — if it doesn't print right now I'm not chasing it.
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What does "FOK" mean in trading?
It stands for fill-or-kill — execute the whole order right now or cancel it instantly.
How do you use "FOK" in a sentence?
For example: "Set it as FOK so it doesn't sit half-filled on the book."
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