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Market Order - Definition Definition: An order to buy or sell a stock at the current market price. If you are buying the stock, it is the ask price. If you are selling the stock, it's the bid price. TeenAnalyst Advice:
Stock prices move very quickly, so placing a market order gives
you the least control over what price you end up paying for a stock.
You may enter an order to buy XYZ stock at $40/share but if the
stock isn't very liquid, you may end up paying $42/share.
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