Take the offer

Take the offer
Definition: [crh] Buy stock by accepting a floor broker's (listed) or dealer'sDefinition: /A (OTC) offer at an agreed-upon volume. Antithesis of hit the bid.

Take the offer
Buy stock by accepting a floor broker's (listed) or dealer's (OTC) offer at an agreed-upon volume. Antithesis of hit the bid.

Take the Offer (in banking)
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A dealer or customer who agrees to buy at another dealer's offered price is said to take the offer. (2) Euro bankers speak of taking deposits rather than buying money. Take a bath To sustain a loss on either a speculation or an investment.

Take the offer Used in the context of general equities. Buy stock by accepting a floor broker's (listed) or dealer's (O.T.C.) Offer at an agreed-upon volume. Antithesis of hit the bid.

Held order Order that must be executed without hesitation (Hit the bid or take the offer in line) or if the stock can be bought or sold at that price (held limit order) in sufficient quantity.

Order that must be executed without hesitation (Hit the bid or take the offer in line) or if the stock can be bought or sold at that price (held limit order) in sufficient quantity.
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Used for listed equity securities. Order which must be executed without hesitation (market held - Hit the bid or take the offer in line) or if the stock can be bought or sold at that price (held limit order) in sufficient quantity.

A market order that must be promptly executed so that the request is immediately filled. In most cases, the trader will be required to hit the bid for purchase orders or, in case of a sell, to take the offer.

See also: Hit the bid, Held order, Bank loan, Stock symbol, Theoretical value