Confirmed. Corroborated. An order given verbally or by telephone to a stock broker, for instance,
is confirmed by repeating the order in writing. Or, an order sent from a stock broker's office to the
broker on the floor of the exchange through a telephone operator at the exchange is confirmed
when the broker puts himself in direct communication with the office and receives a repetition of
the order.
is confirmed by repeating the order in writing. Or, an order sent from a stock broker's office to the
broker on the floor of the exchange through a telephone operator at the exchange is confirmed
when the broker puts himself in direct communication with the office and receives a repetition of
the order.
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