Fast market
A fast market is one in which there are high levels of trading and high volatility of prices. They usually occur at times of great uncertainty, either for the market as a whole or for a particular security.
Fast market is a technical term used by the London stockmarket to describe a situation in which share prices are changing more rapidly than the prices actually quoted on the SEAQ service by the market makers .
FAST MARKET - Is a trading condition when prices change quickly and volume is dramatic. At these times,...
FAST POOLS OR FAST PAY - An informal name for MBS pools that prepay rapidly.
Fast Markets. Generally characterized by the combination of high volatility and heavy trading, usually as a result of an imbalance of trade orders (all buys, no sells).
Fast Market Rule - In the United Kingdom, the exchange may determine that a market movement is so sharp that quotes cannot practically be kept current.
Fast market
A fast market is one with heavy trading and rapidly changing prices in some but not necessarily all of the securities listed on an exchange or market.
Fast Market
A term used to describe periods of rapid change within the various securities markets.
Fast market
Excessively rapid trading in a specific security that causes a delay in the electronic updating of its last sale and market conditions, particularly in options.
Fast Market Rule
Free Market
Herfindahl-Hirschman Index - HHI
Inefficient Market
Market Capitalization ...
Fast market
Used in the context of general equities. Excessively rapid trading in a specific security that causes a delay in the electronic updating of its last sale and market conditions, particularly in options.
FCIA ...
FAST MARKET
Transactions in the pit or ring that take place in such volume and
with such rapidity that price reporters are behind with price
quotations, so they insert "Fast" and show a range of prices.
In a Fast Market you can use a limit order in the opposite way to help reduce risk. In this case you can place a limit order to make sure that you don't buy or sell at a dramatically different price than you expect.
The potential drawback of setting a limit price, which is also known as giving a limit order, is that the transaction may not take place in a fast market if the price of the security moves up or down quickly, passing the limit price.
Quote in which prices are subject to confirmation. See: Fast market.
Subject to a (NY) can
Contingent upon trader's ability to cancel an order (on the indicated exchange).
Subject market
Quote in which prices are subject to confirmation. See: Fast market.
Subject to a (NY) can
Contingent upon trader's ability to cancel an order (on the indicated exchange).
are not awared that there is a group of dealers behind every trading platform, controlling the dealing prices 24 hours a day. When there is an event that is not favourable to the company (such as during major economics news release or fast market), ...
US companies are required to translate foreign accounts in terms of the current rate and report the changes from currency fluctuations in a cumulative translation adjustment account in the equity section of the balance sheet.
Fast market ...
See: Fast market. Subject to a (NY) can Contingent upon trader's ability to cancel an order (on the indicated exchange).
 See also: Banks, Expense, Saving, Sell order, Values
  
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