IMBALANCE OF ORDERS - Used for listed equity securities. Too many market orders of one kind-buy or to s...
IMBEDDED OPTION - See embedded option.
IMCR - individual minimum capital requirement ...
Imbalance Of Orders
Too many buy orders without matching sell orders or vice versa.
Imbalance of Orders
A situation when too many orders of a particular type - either buy, sell or limit - for listed securities and not enough of the other, matching orders are received by an exchange. Also referred to as "order imbalance".
com imbalance of orders A situation in which buy orders for a particular security greatly outnumber... IMF The IMF, or International Monetary Fund, was established after World War II...
See: Imbalance of orders. On board Used in the context of general equities. Long.
approximation of what a security's trading range (bid and offer prices) will be when trading resumes after a delayed opening or after being halted because of an imbalance of orders or another reason. Also called indicated market.
Used for listed equity securities. Left over after pairing off other market buy and sell orders, usually before the opening of a stock or market but at times at the close (especially during index expirations). See: imbalance of orders.
On board ...
absence of cash flow needed to fulfill financial debts and meet obligations. In the context of investments, describes a lightly traded investment such as a stock or bond that is not easily converted into cash.
Imbalance of orders ...
Indicates that at a given time (usually before the opening of a stock market or at expiration time), there are more buyers than sellers in the marketplace, usually with market orders. See: Imbalance of orders.
Suspended trading
Temporary halt in trading in a particular security, in advance of a major news announcement or to correct an imbalance of orders to buy and sell.
See: Imbalance of orders. Buying climax A rapid rise in the price of a stock resulting from heavy buying, which usually creates the market condition for a rapid fall in the price.
Temporary halt in trading in a particular security, in advance of a major news announcement or to correct an imbalance of orders to buy and sell. Sustainable growth rate Maximum rate of growth a firm can sustain without increasing financial leverage.
 See also: Expense, Expected return, Offer price, Bills, Floor broker
  
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