Define ‘Iceberg Order’ and Its Impact on Perceived Order Book Depth.

An iceberg order is a large limit order that is split into smaller, visible parts (the 'tip') that are displayed in the order book, while the majority of the order remains hidden. Its impact is that it causes the perceived order book depth to be lower than the actual depth, as the hidden volume is not visible to other traders.

What Is the Counterparty Risk of Trading against a Known Iceberg Order?
What Is a “Hidden Order” and How Is It Used in Large Derivatives Trades?
What Is the ‘Iceberg Order’ Technique and How Is It Related to Dark Pools?
What Are the Advantages of Using an Iceberg Order over a Simple Series of Small Market Orders?
What Are the Main Differences between Executing a Large Trade via an Iceberg Order versus in a Dark Pool?
What Is a “Hidden Order” and How Does It Interact with the Visible Bid-Offer Spread?
How Do Sophisticated Traders Detect the Presence of an Iceberg Order?
What Is ‘Latency Arbitrage’ and How Can It Exploit Iceberg Orders?

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