sale of a security at a price below that of the preceding sale; also known as minus tick. If a stock has been trading at $15 a share, the next trade is a down tick if it is at or below 14.99.
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Zero-minus tick
Sale that takes place at the same price as the previous sale, but at a lower price than the last different price. Opposite of zero-plus tick. ...
Minus Tick - Designates a trade that occurs at a lower price than the immediately preceding trade. Also referred to as "downtick" or "zero minus tick".
Minus tick
See: downtick .
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Minus Tick - Term describing a trade in a security that was executed at a lower price than the previous trade; same as "Down Tick." ...
Zero-Minus Tick
A stock trade at a price equal to the preceding trade but lower than the last different price.
Zero-Plus Tick ...
zero minus tick: A transaction matching the price of the latest downtick.
Minus Tick
See: Downtick; Zero-Minus Tick
Missing The Market
Said when a broker, acting as agent, fails to execute a transaction at a price that was available, and the resultant transaction is unfavorable to the client.
Zero-minus tick
Used in the context of general equities. Sale that takes place at the same price as the previous sale, but at a lower price than the last different price. Antithesis of zero-plus tick.
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A decline in a stock market or economic cycle.
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Zero Minus Tick
A securities trade executed on an exchange at the same price as the preceding trade, but at a lower price than the last trade of a different price. For example, if a succession of trades occur in the following order - $10.25, $10.
zero-minus tick Zero minus-tick refers to a transaction made at the same price as a preceding... zero-plus tick Zero plus tick refers to a transaction made at the same price as a preceding...
A portfolio of zero net value established by buying and shorting component securities, usually in the context of an arbitrage strategy.
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Trading status whereby the owner of a convertible trading at parity can sell the equivalent amount of common short on a minus tick, assuming he has the firm intention to convert. Shortfall risk The risk of falling short of any investment target.
Repurchase is subject to rules, such as that buying must be on a zero minus or a minus tick, after the opening and before 3:30 p.m.
Antithesis of minus tick. See: Short sale. Plus tick seller Used for listed equity securities. A short seller (referring to the regulation requiring a plus tick to short).
The owners of a convertible trading at parity can sell the equivalent amount of common short on a minus tick, assuming they have the firm intention to convert.
A downtick is sometimes called a minus tick. The opposite of a downtick is an uptick. A zero downtick is not actually a downtick, but is a trade that occurs at the same price as the prior transaction in the case where that prior trade was a downtick.
This implied that short sales were not permitted on minus ticks or zero-minus ticks, subject to narrow exceptions. The operation of these provisions was commonly described as the 'tick test.
(2) No short sale may be made at the same price as the last sale unless the last sale was at a price higher than the preceding different price. Plus Tick, Minus Tick, Zero Minus Tick and Zero Plus Tick used in this connection, refer to the last sale.
In the context of general equities, rare market or limit order to buy a stated amount of a stock, provided that the price to be obtained is not higher than the last sale if the last sale is a minus or zero-minus tick, ...
For example, if a stock has been trading at $10 per share, the next trade is a downtick if it is at $9.85. Also known as a minus tick.
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A stock market transaction (or sometimes, a quote) at a price lower than the preceding one for the same security. also called minus tick. opposite of uptick.
Definition 2.
Plus tick
Used in the context of general equities. Trade occurring at a price higher than the previous sale. Uptick. Antithesis of minus tick. See: Short sale.
 See also: Tick, Short Sale, Expense, Systematic risk, Banks
  
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