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A fund manager at an investment company is assessing the current portfolio to ensure it aligns with the firm's latest market forecasts and optimum asset allocation strategy. During this review, the manager identifies a long position in a futures contract that no longer fits the portfolio's objectives. To rectify this, the manager plans to liquidate the position by placing a market-if-touched order. Which of the following actions corresponds to the use of a market-if-touched order?
A
Execute at the best available price once a trade occurs at the specified price or a better price.
B
Execute at the best available price once a bid or offer occurs at the specified price or a worse price.
C
Allow a broker to delay execution of the order to get a better price.
D
Execute the order immediately or not at all.