Limited liability company. One in which stockholders are individually limited in their liability for
the company's debts to the amount of stock that they hold; in other words they can lose only what
they have paid for their stock. •
Limited order. In stocks, an order where stock is to be bought below or at a price named, or where
the stock is to be sold above or at the price named.
the company's debts to the amount of stock that they hold; in other words they can lose only what
they have paid for their stock. •
Limited order. In stocks, an order where stock is to be bought below or at a price named, or where
the stock is to be sold above or at the price named.
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