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LimitOrder(limit order)

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(documentation LimitOrder EnglishLanguage "LimitOrder is an order to a Broker to buy a specified quantity of a Security at or below a specified price, or to sell it at or above a specified limitPrice.")	FinancialOntology.kif 1993-1994
(subAttribute LimitOrder FinancialOrder)	FinancialOntology.kif 1992-1992	Limit order is a subattribute of financial order

appearance as argument number 2

(termFormat ChineseLanguage LimitOrder "限价订单")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 34497-34497
(termFormat ChineseTraditionalLanguage LimitOrder "限價訂單")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 34496-34496
(termFormat EnglishLanguage LimitOrder "limit order")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 34495-34495

appearance as argument number 3

(domain limitPrice 1 LimitOrder)

FinancialOntology.kif 1997-1997

The number 1 argument of limit price is an instance of limit order

antecedent

(=> (and (attribute ?Order LimitOrder) (partyToAgreement ?Order ?Broker) (attribute ?Broker Broker) (orderFor ?Order Buying ?Object) (measure ?Object ?Quantity) (limitPrice ?Order (MeasureFn ?LimitPrice ?U)) (instance ?U UnitOfCurrency) (askPrice ?Object (MeasureFn ?Price ?U) ?Time) (lessThanOrEqualTo ?Price ?LimitPrice)) (holdsObligation (KappaFn ?Buy (and (instance ?Buy Buying) (patient ?Buy ?Object) (measure ?Object ?Quantity) (equal (WhenFn ?Buy) ?BuyingTime) (overlapsTemporally ?Time ?BuyingTime))) ?Broker))	FinancialOntology.kif 2008-2029	If limit order is an attribute of a financial transaction and an agreement is a party to agreement of the financial transaction and broker is an attribute of the agreement and the financial transaction is order for buying for a security and the measure of the security is a physical quantity and a real number an unit of measure(s) is a limit price of the financial transaction and the unit of measure is an instance of unit of currency and an agent asks for another real number the unit of measure(s) for the security and the other real number is less than or equal to the real number, then the agreement is obliged to perform tasks of type the class described by a symbolic string
(=> (and (attribute ?Order LimitOrder) (partyToAgreement ?Order ?Broker) (attribute ?Broker Broker) (orderFor ?Order Selling ?Object) (measure ?Object ?Quantity) (limitPrice ?Order (MeasureFn ?LimitPrice ?U)) (bidPrice ?Object (MeasureFn ?Price ?U) ?Time) (instance ?U UnitOfCurrency) (greaterThanOrEqualTo ?Price ?LimitPrice)) (holdsObligation (KappaFn ?Sell (and (instance ?Sell Selling) (patient ?Sell ?Object) (measure ?Object ?Quantity) (equal (WhenFn ?Sell) ?SellingTime) (overlapsTemporally ?SellingTime ?Time))) ?Broker))	FinancialOntology.kif 2031-2052	If limit order is an attribute of a financial transaction and an agreement is a party to agreement of the financial transaction and broker is an attribute of the agreement and the financial transaction is order for selling for a security and the measure of the security is a physical quantity and a real number an unit of measure(s) is a limit price of the financial transaction and an agent bids another real number the unit of measure(s) for the security and the unit of measure is an instance of unit of currency and the other real number is greater than or equal to the real number, then the agreement is obliged to perform tasks of type the class described by a symbolic string
(=> (attribute ?Order LimitOrder) (exists (?Price) (limitPrice ?Order ?Price)))	FinancialOntology.kif 2003-2006	If limit order is an attribute of an object, then there exists a currency measure such that the currency measure is a limit price of the object

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