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The rates quoted on the LindeX are approximate estimates, and not a guarantee of an exact transaction amount. | The rates quoted on the LindeX are approximate estimates, and not a guarantee of an exact transaction amount. | ||
When a Market order is placed, the order is filled with the lowest-priced L$ available at the time the order is placed. The market is very active, so an order seen as available might be gone by the time you place a new order. | When a Market order is placed, the order is filled with the lowest-priced L$ available at the time the order is placed. The market is very active, so an order seen as available might be gone by the time you place a new order. | ||
If you'd like to purchase L$ at a specific price, consider placing a Limit order. | If you'd like to purchase L$ at a specific price, consider placing a Limit order. | ||
Revision as of 08:03, 5 October 2009
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The rates quoted on the LindeX are approximate estimates, and not a guarantee of an exact transaction amount.
When a Market order is placed, the order is filled with the lowest-priced L$ available at the time the order is placed. The market is very active, so an order seen as available might be gone by the time you place a new order.
If you'd like to purchase L$ at a specific price, consider placing a Limit order.