Inside Market
Bid and asked quotes at which one dealer will buy from or sell to another--also called "wholesale" or "interdealer market". In contrast, retail market quotes are the prices that customers pay to dealers to buy or sell a security.
Inside Market The highest bid and the lowest offer prices among all competing dealers in a NASDAQ security, i.e., the best bid and offer prices.
Inside market: The inside market is the lowest ask (selling) price and the highest bid (buying price) available for a particular security at a point in time.
Inside Market - Bid or asked quotes between dealers trading for their own inventories; distinguished from the retail market, where quotes reflect the prices that customers pay to dealers. (See "Retail Market") ...
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Inside market
Refers to over-the-counter trading. Best (highest) bid and best (lowest) offer, often used in the O.T.C. Market. See: In-line.
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"Take it down" Reduce the offering price or hit others' bids to such an extent as to lower the inside market. "Take me along" "Allow me to participate in the side of a particular trade.
Below the inside market when one is attempting to sell the stock; at a significant discount. Antithesis of premium. In-house In the context of general equities, keeping an activity within the firm.
Tight In line with or extremely close to the inside market or last sale in a stock (+/- 1/8). On the money.
Indication to cover short position by purchasing the underlying stock (this cancels out the short position). In-line Used in the context of general equities. 1) An order or market in a specific security which lies within the inside market; 2) any ...
(1) Trades ("10 IBM goes on at 115 "); see Print; (2) indicates a change in the stock's inside market ("Apple goes 3/4 bid"). Going ahead A broker-dealer trades in a personal account prior to filling the orders of his or her clients.
inside market The highest bid and the lowest ask prices made by Nasdaq Market Makers for their... inside spread The difference between the best bid and best ask being quoted by any Market Maker in a security.
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Market or limit order in which the customer does not desire to transact automatically at the inside market (market held) but instead has given the trader or floor broker (listed stock) time and price discretion in transacting on a best-efforts basis.
In context of general equities, out of line with the inside market at this time, such as when a bid on a limit order is lower or the offer price is higher than the current market price for the security; ...
Level I quotes provide only current "inside market/quote" or highest bid price and lowest ask price. Level I quotes do not let you see any limit orders or the total quantity of shares bid.
Out of line with the inside market at this point in time, such as when a bid on a limit order is lower or the offer price is higher than the current market price for the security; held by the specialist for later execution unless F.O.K.
IN THE HOLE - Used in the context of general equities. Below the inside market when one is attempting t...
IN THE MIDDLE - Used in the context of general equities. At a price exactly in between the bid and offe...
Touch, the
Mainly applies to international equities. Inside market in London terminology.
Tough on price
Firm price mentality at which one wishes to transact stock, often at a discount/premium that is not available at the time.
Touch, the
Definition: [crh] Mainly applies to international equities. Inside market in London terminology.
Outside market
Used in the context of general equities. Outside the inside market (above the lowest offering and below the highest bid).
Bidding Through The Market definition :
In the context of general equities, aggressive willingness to purchase a security at a premium to the inside market. Contrasts with bidding buyer.
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