Bond crowd

Bond Crowd
Bond Crowd definition :
Members of the stock exchangewho transact bond orders on the floor of the exchange.
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ACTIVE BOND CROWD - Refers to members of the bond department of the NYSE who trade the most bonds. Anti...
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Active Bond Crowd
Definition 1.
The name given to members of the NYSE and their specific bond trading departments that are acknowledged as frequent traders in active bonds.

Bond crowd
Members of the stock exchange who transact bond orders on the floor of the exchange.

Active Bond Crowd
New York Stock Exchange members who are responsible for the heaviest volume of bond trading. Investors who trade bonds in the active crowd usually tend to get better prices for their securities than in the inactive market.

Bond Crowd
A section on the floor of an exchange in which members gather to transact bond orders. Because this area is separate from stock traders, it is called a "bond crowd."
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Refers to a brokerage account in which many transactions occur. Brokerage firms may levy a fee if an account generates an inadequate level of activity.
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Also called inactive bond crowd or book crowd. Buy and sell limit orders for these bonds are kept in steel racks, called cabinets, at the side of the bond trading floor; hence the name cabinet crowd.

Members of the NYSE that typically trade in inactive bonds. Also known as the inactive bond crowd or book crowd.
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See also: Crowd, Expense, Values, Limit Order, Indenture