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How should an order be identified when the broker (as opposed to the trader) has price and time discretion?

How should an order be identified when the broker (as opposed to the trader) has price and time discretion?

An order submitted by a customer who gives the broker discretion as to the price and time of execution is denoted as a "Not Held" order. For CAT, the definition of a "trader" in the context of a "Not Held" order is extended to the broker.