Nathan has placed a limit-buy order on 100 shares of ABC at $10.00. The current bid-ask...
Nathan has placed a limit-buy order on 100 shares of ABC at $10.00. The current bid-ask prices are $10.00-10.01. Will Nathan’s order be filled at the current price?
A. Yes.
B. No.
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Currently, As the lowest price at which any seller is willing to sell shares of ABC is 10.01 , the order will not be filled at the current price
Answer is NO (B)
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