orders inleggen

English translation: to place orders

17:57 Mar 16, 2002

Dutch to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial

Dutch term or phrase: orders inleggen

omdat een nieuw aandeel zal worden genoteerd op de beurs

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Local time: 07:07

English translation:to place orders

Explanation:
... ALTAVEST Order Placement Guide: The types of orders most commonly used are briefly described below. Orders can be placed as Good Til Canceled (Open Orders) or ...

www.altavest.com/order_placement.html

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Lutje
Local time: 07:07

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5 +2

to place orders

Lutje

4 +1

enter(ing) orders

Ken Cox

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to place orders

Lutje
Local time: 07:07
Native speaker of:

Flemish
PRO pts in pair: 8

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19 hrs confidence:

peer agreement (net): +1

enter(ing) orders

Explanation:
is the translation given by the Voeten / van den Eend Bank- en Verzekeringswoordenboek. Althoough Google gives significant English-language hits for both ' "enter orders + stocks' and ' "place orders + stocks', I think that placing an order is a more general concept -- you can place an order with a broker, for example -- while entering an order means actually putting the order into the trading system of the exchange. The distinction between 'place' and 'enter' may be significant, depending on your context.

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Note added at 2002-03-17 13:32:12 (GMT)
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the Google search terms should be \' \"enter orders\" + stocks\' and \' \"place orders\" + stocks\'

Ken Cox
Local time: 07:07
Native speaker of:

English
PRO pts in pair: 1385

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