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What Fill-or-Kill (FOK) means
An order that must be executed immediately and completely, or not at all. This is part of the mechanical toolkit traders rely on to control entries and exits with precision rather than reacting to price in real time.
An order that must be executed immediately and completely, or not at all. This is part of the mechanical toolkit traders rely on to control entries and exits with precision rather than reacting to price in real time.
An order that must be executed immediately and completely, or not at all. This is part of the mechanical toolkit traders rely on to control entries and exits with precision rather than reacting to price in real time.
It's used when partial fills are unacceptable, often in larger institutional trades. This is the kind of nuance that separates experienced market participants from beginners, since it only becomes practically useful once the basics are second nature.
Rejected instantly if full size can't be filled at the requested price. In practice, traders typically encounter this directly within their trading platform, charting software, or an economic calendar, depending on the specific context in which it arises.
