Chapter 04 · Section 4.1
Order vs. Quote
Dealers are generally said to "quote" a price for the options they are ready to buy or to sell. What is the difference between an order and a quote?
c) A quote is entered by someone who buys/sells himself and for his own account, an order is executed by a broker on behalf of a customer.
Yes. There are at least two persons involved in an order: the customer who gives the order and the broker who does his best to execute it.
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a) A quote is given by a dealer and is the counterpart to an order given by a customer.
b) A quote cannot be withdrawn, whereas an order can be withdrawn.