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What is the difference between ‘Active’ and ‘Unfillable’ shares?

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Marc Page
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Bids that can be fulfilled are called Active shares. They become classified as ‘Active’ shares when the bid amount can be fulfilled.

‘Unfillable’ shares are simply classified as ‘Unfillable’ when those shares can’t be filled. This will generally be due to not having enough available funds to cover the entire bid.

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