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The IOC order is the order condition that you can make a contract immediately after you place an order and cancel the rest that you did not have a contract.

IOC stands for Im。ate or Cancel.

It is used when you do not want to leave an order on the board, but it is necessary to note that there is a possibility that only a part will be d.

What is an IOC order?

The IOC order is an order condition to cancel the rest of the order, only the amount that can be determined at the moment when it was issued.

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“Orders that can be すd now, and the rest will be canceled”

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IOC stands for Im。ate or Cancel, and in Japanese it is easy to understand if it is considered to be “im。ate or cancel”.

Differences from Normal Orders

Normal limit orders may remain on board even if they are not specified.

IOC orders will immediately cancel the quantity that is not specified.

OrderNot specified
Normal Limit OrderI have left on the board
IOC OrderCancel

It is used when you do not want to leave an order on the board.

Example

IOC order for 1,000 shares.

If there is only 600 stocks that can be ordered immediately, only 600 shares will be accepted.

1,000 shares → 600 shares → 400 shares

In this way, some contracts may occur in IOC orders.

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The benefits of IOC orders are not left on the board.

Trade as soon as possible, and the rest will be canceled automatically.

Used in the following situations:

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Don’t want to leave an orderNot easy to see price
I want only a minute that can be reached immediatelyDo not follow the rest
I want to judge in a short timeEasy to manage orders

Notes

IOC orders are not limited to the full quantity.

If the quantity of the board is not enough, only part will be determined and the rest will be canceled.

In addition, depending on the securities company and market, the order type and target symbol corresponding to IOC may differ.

For beginners, please check the contract quantity and the cancellation quantity.

The IOC order is an order condition that can be set at the moment when it is placed and cancels the rest immediately.

It is useful when you don’t want to leave an order on the board, but it can be partially settled.

If you want to use it, check "How many shares have been decided and how many shares have been canceled?" in the closing history.

This article is for educational and informational purposes only, based on public information. It is not a recommendation or solicitation to buy or sell any specific security or financial product. Although care is taken with accuracy, the content and future investment outcomes are not guaranteed. Final investment decisions should be made at your own judgment and responsibility.