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Finance: What is a 12b1 fee?
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What is a 12b1 fee? A 12b1 fee is paid on mutual funds. The fee is paid by investors and is used to market the mutual fund to other potential inves...

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Finance: What are moving averages?
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What are moving averages? Moving averages are calculated using past stock prices in an attempt to determine future trends. It’s calculated by ave...

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Finance: What is the Difference Between Load and No Load?
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What is the difference between load and no load? Load and no load are terms used for different mutual funds. Load mutual funds charge a fee or comm...

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Finance: What Does "Away from the Market" Mean? 3 Views


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What does “Away from the Market” mean? Away from the market just means that a stock is moving away from its benchmark. This happens when the buy or sell price does not match the benchmark; it can be caused by things like an offering of new shares in which the offer price is higher than the price that the share is actually trading at.

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finance a la shmoop what does away from the market mean? limit orders that's what

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this one's about you want to buy a hundred shares of amazork the finest [Person on computer looking at amazork]

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seller of werewolf catching nets on the web but you don't want to pay more than

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a grand a share for them and those shares are volatile, on days when there's

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a full moon the stock shoots to 1,200 on days when the moon barely shows up the

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stock often craters to right around a thousand so you put in your limit order

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which is away from the market... Amazork is trading at $1,187 a share

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this moment thanks to a half moon and you think it'll be two thousand dollars [Line increasing on graph of Amazork shark price]

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a share in five years if what all those crazy astronomers are saying actually

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holds water well but you want to be able to buy it at the right price you'll feel

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like an idiot if you just pay 1,187 and then three months from now it's at 998

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and you overpaid by 20-ish percent so you put in a limit order that is away [Man discussing limit orders]

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from the market and note that away from the market can also work on a sell order

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that's higher than market and you think about that for when the stock gets to

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2000 so you wait and you wait preferably indoors and you know away from any open [Woman sitting by window and werewolf appears]

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