DRT (''Disregard Tape'') or Not-Held Order

: Absent any restrictions, a "DRT" (Not-Held Order) means any order giving the floor broker complete discretion over price and time in execution of an order, including discretion to execute all, some, or none of this order.

Source: Commodity Futures Trading Commission

Last reviewed October 2024

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