Fill Or Kill - FOK

What does it Mean? An order to fill a transaction immediately and completely or not at all.
Investopedia Says... This type of order is usually for a large quantity of stock, and must be filled in its entirety or canceled (killed). Examples include market and limit orders requiring immediate execution. In reality, the fill-or-kill type of trade does not occur very often.

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Canceled Order
Fill
Immediate Or Cancel Order - IOC
Kill
Limit Order
Market Order
Stop Limit Order
Stop Limit Order
Time In Force

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