Asked price

Asked Price
Asked Price definition :
In context of general equities, price at which a security or commodity is offered for sale on an exchange or in the OTC Market.
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Asked Price
Also known as the asking or offering price. The lowest quoted round lot price that any potential seller will accept for a security at any given time.

ASKED PRICE - In context of general equities, price at which a security or commodity is offered for sal...
ASKED TO BID/OFFER - Used in context of general equities. Usually a seller (buyer) looking to aggressiv...

Asked price: The lowest price a seller of a security is willing to take for a unit of a security at a particular time. (Note that the OTC market uses the term "asked," while the exchanges use the term "offered" or "offering.") ...

Ask (Asked Price)
The lowest round lot price at which a broker will offer for sale a security on an exchange or over-the-counter market.
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Bid and Asked Prices:
A bid is the price someone is willing to pay for a security; an asked price is the price at which someone is willing to sell the security.

Asked Price
1: It is the lowest round lot price at which a dealer will sell a security or commodity on an exchange or in the over-the-counter market. In other words, it is the price that an investor can buy the security.

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The bid and asked prices quoted by a broker for a given security.
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Offer price: See asked price.
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[OTS] asked price The price at which securities are offered in the market to potential buyers. [EPA] assay To test a metal or an oil for purity or quality.

Picture Describes bid and asked prices a broker quotes for a given security. Used for listed equity securities. Bid and ask prices and quantity information from a specialist or from a dealer regarding a particular security (i.e.

Picture The bid and asked prices quoted by a broker for a given security.

asked price The price at which a security or commodity is offered for sale on an exchange or in the over-the-counter market. asking price The sale price of a given item.Also known as 'ask price,' 'asked price,' 'ask,'.

Bid-asked spread The difference between the bid and the asked prices. Bid bond A bid "performance" bond consisting of a small percentage (1-3%) of the tender contract price, refunded to losers once the contract is awarded.

Bid-asked spread The difference between the bid and asked prices. Bid away Refers to over-the-counter trading. Bid from another dealer exists at the same (listed) or higher (O.T.C.) price. Bidder A firm or person that wants to buy a firm or security.

After Hours Best Ask The price at which someone who owns a security offers to sell a NASDAQ security during the current day's After Hours market; also known as the asked price. Investors may trade in the After Hours Market (4:00-6:30 p.m.

See asked price. open order A buy or sell order that has not yet been executed or canceled. open-end investment company An investment company which continually sells or redeems its own shares to meet investor demand.

Bid-asked spread The difference between the bid and the asked prices. Bid price This is the quoted bid, or the highest price an investor is willing to pay to buy a security.

The ask price (a shortening of asked price) is the price at which a market maker or broker offers to sell a security or commodity.

Closing the Spread between the bid and asked prices of a security as a result of bidding and offering by market makers and specialists in a security.

Trading profits may come from market price changes but may also come from the spreads between bid and asked prices or from customer markups.

In general, the asked price is the price you pay when you buy, and is higher than the bid.

Also called the asked price. This differs from the bid price, or the price a buyer is willing to pay. The bid and asked quotes are the prices a dealer is willing to pay, and the price a dealer wants to charge, respectively.

The difference between the bid and asked prices of a security, which may also be called the broker's markup.

A market in which both bid and asked prices, good for the standard unit of trading, are quoted. When customers or market makers are lined up on both sides (buy and sell) of a stock. Two-state option pricing model ...

The MOE is calculated as the difference between the bid and asked price, divided by the midpoint of the bid/asked price, divided by the delta in % (leverage) of the option. It is taken as an absolute value.
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Spread: Difference between bid and asked prices on a security.Difference between yields on or prices of two securities of differing sorts or differing maturities.

The difference between the bid and asked prices of a security, which also may be called the broker's markup.

The difference between the bid and asked prices.
Bid away
Refers to over-the-counter trading. Bid from another dealer exists at the same (listed) or higher (O.T.C.) price.

An electronic quotation listing of the bid and asked prices of OTC stocks that do not meet the requirements to be listed on the NASDAQ stock-listing system.
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spread
The difference between the bid and asked price of a security.
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Wide opening
Abnormally wide spread between the bid and asked prices of a security at the opening of a trading session.
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Midmarket
Price around which a market maker derives bid and asked prices.
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The largest regional stock exchange in Italy, facilitating more than 90% of the country's trading volume.

The price or the terms on which a person is willing to buy (e.g. securities, commodities, foreign exchange etc.). Opposite: Asked price, Offer. See also Tender.
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active market: A market with a high volume of trading between securities, and very little price difference between bid and asked prices.

Bid is the highest price an investor is willing to pay while asked is the lowest price a seller is willing to take. Together, the two prices represent a quotation in that stock. A spread is the difference between the bid and asked prices.

Bills traded before they are auctioned are said to be traded WI WI Wide opening Abnormally wide spread between the bid and asked prices of a security at the opening of a trading session.

See also: Values, Banks, Expense, Bills, Yield curve