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All or None
This is an instruction you can give your broker when placing a buy or a sell order. This instruction ensures that your order will be filled in its entirety or not at all. This prevents having a partial execution of your trade.
All-or-None Order
An order that must be filled completely or the trade will not take place.
American Depositary Receipt (ADR)
A certificate trading on a U.S. stock exchange that represents shares of a foreign corporation.
American-Style Options
Options that can be exercised any time during their lifetime. These are also known as open options.
Analyst
Someone typically working for a brokerage house, who publishes buy/hold/sell recommendations and earnings forecasts for a stock. Buy side analysts work for institutional buyers, and sell side analysts work for brokerages.
Annual Report
A publication, including financial statements and a report on operations, issued by a company to its shareholders at the company’s fiscal year-end.
Anonymous Trading
Permits Participating Organizations to voluntarily withhold their true broker identities when entering orders and trades on TSX trading systems.
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Upside Breakout
This occurs when a stock has consolidated, formed a base, or has been in a trading range, and then breaks above that level, surpassing resistance at the top of the range or base. Breakouts are suspect if they do not occur on high volume (compared to average daily volume). When playing a stock to buy on the upside breakout, we like to use a “buy stop” which calls for purchase when a stock rises above a certain price.