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Tick-test rules
SEC-imposed restrictions on when a short sale may be executed, intended to prevent investors from destabilizing the price of a stock when the market price is falling.

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Security prices on most exchanges move in units of a minimum size.
For example, London listed shares will usually have prices that are multiples of 0.25p. So a share can have a price of 10.25p or 10.50p, but not, for example 10.3p.

Up Tick - Term describing a trade in a security that was executed at a higher price than the previous trade; same as "Plus Tick." ...

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upward or downward price movement in a security's trades. Technical analysts watch the tick of a stock's successive up or down moves to get a feel of the stock's trend. The term also applies to the overall market.

DOWN-TICK - Refers to a trading transaction which is executed at a lower price than the preceding one. ...
DOWNGRADE - Is the lowering, reduction, or negative change in an company's or country's credit rating. ...

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The minimum upward or downward movement in the price of a security or a futures or options contract. A tick is one-hundredth of a percentage...(Read more)
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Tick - A change in the price of a publicly traded security.
Time Draft - A draft payable at a fixed or determinable future point in time.
Title - The paper or other legal evidence of ownership rights to real or personal property.

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The smallest allowable increment of price movement for a contract. Also referred to as Minimum Price Fluctuation.
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The minimum price fluctuation of a security or commodity, either up or down.
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Tick. The direction in which the price of a stock moved on its last sale. An "uptick" means the last trade was at a higher price than the one before it. A "downtick" means the last sale price was lower than the one before it. Treasury securities.

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The minimum PRICE change possible in a financial marketplace.
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A tick is the minimum movement by which the price of a security, option, or index changes. With stocks, a tick may be little as one cent. With US Treasury securities, the smallest increment is 1/32 of a point, or 31.25 cents.

Tick size (Australia)
For example;
If ABC Plc is currently trading at AUD0.50 - AUD0.52 any limit order must be set at 0.5 (half) cent increments.
Limit to sell at 0.50 - ok
Limit to sell at 0.501 - not ok
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tick marks in audit work papers are footnotes represented by a symbol instead of by a number. They indicate procedures that have been carried out on specific items in the work papers.

Tick This refers to a change in the price of a security. An uptick occurs when the last trade in a security takes place at a higher price than the prior trade.

tick indicator: A market indicator based on the number of stocks whose last trade was an uptick or a downtick.
title: A document that shows the evidence of a right to, or ownership in, a property.

Tick
Refers to the minimum change in price a security can have, either up or down. Related: Point.
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Tick Value
Calculations
Stock exchanges calculate tick value by measuring precisely how many trades happen on each of these trajectories every few seconds. For example, on the NYSE, the tick value is taken every six seconds.

Up tick. A term used to designate a transaction made at a price higher than the preceding transaction. Also called a "plus" tick.

DOWN TICK " See: Up Tick.
DOW THEORY " A theory of market analysis based upon the performance of the Dow Jones industrial and transportation stock price averages.

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.

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.

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".

Tick (finance term)
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Tick
A small price movement of a stock. Also, the direction the price moved on its last sale. For example, an up-tick means the last trade was at a higher price than the previous one.
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Tick - Is the minimum allowable price change increment for a futures, options or security transaction. It may be equal to 1, 5 or more basis points in terms of price.

Tick of Dow Jones Industrial Average component issues.
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TICK
A minimum change in price, up or down.
TIME SPREAD
The selling of a nearby option and buying of a more deferred
option with the same strike price.

Tick
This is a measure of a stock's performance during a trading session. It refers to a change in the price of a security, either up or down. An up tick is designated by a "+", while a down tick is designated by a "-".

Up tick
Used in the context of general equities. Plus tick.
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Up tick
Plus tick.
Up volume
When a stock closes increases in value on a particular day, the volume in that stock is considered up volume. Related: Down volume.

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The smallest unit price change allowed in trading a security. For listed stock and options, this is generally 1/8th of a point. However for a listed option under $3 in price, this is normally 1/16th of a point.
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Plus Tick
Security transaction executed at a price higher than the preceding transaction in the same security--also called an "uptick".

Plus tick.
Upgrading
Raising the quality rating of a security because of new optimism about the prospects of a firm due to tangible or intangible factors. This can increase investor confidence and push up the price of the security.

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free cash flow
Generally speaking, this term refers to cash flow from
profit (cash flow from operating activities, to use the more formal term).

Zero Plus Tick
A security trade that is executed at the same price as the preceding trade but at a higher price than the last trade of a different price. For more than 70 years there was an "uptick rule" as established by the U.S.

If you can tick all these boxes and qualify for your Buy to Let mortgage, there are still other issues to consider. The location and type of property you buy is crucial for example.

Downgrade A negative change in buy/sell/hold ratings for a security. Down tick A transaction executed at a price lower than the preceding transaction in that secutiry or a new quote registered at a lower price than the preceding quote in ...

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Market or limit order to sell a stated amount of stock provided that the price to be obtained is not lower than the last sale if the last sale was a plus, or zero plus tick, ...

Sell plus order Market or limit order to sell a stated amount of stock provided that the price to be obtained is not lower than the last sale if the last sale was a plus, or zero plus tick, ...

Also called point or tick. Minimum purchases For mutual funds, the amount required to open a new account (Minimum Initial Purchase) or to deposit into an existing account (Minimum Additional Purchase).

tick This is the smallest possible movement in the price of a security. A tick may also be called a minimum fluctuation. tick test Restrictions on when a short trade may be executed. According to these restrictions,...

Related: minimum price fluctuation and tick. Point and figure chart A price-only chart that takes into account only whole integer changes in price, i.e., a 2-point change.

Although the delay in competitive bidding is generally beneficial to the industry, at least as of this writing, it has not spurred any significant up tick in acquisition demand.

01 unit of price corresponds to a basis point, but it is called a tick. Prices are quoted to within a half tick (.005) for all contracts except the one closest to expiration, which is quoted to within a quarter tick.

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12b-1 fees: Advertising and promotional costs incurred by a mutual fund and charged against the assets in the fund under a Rule 12b-1 plan filed with the SEC.

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, ...

Place a tick beside them when you are able to accomplish them. As you slowly are able to tick all of your goals under that heading, start to try accomplishing the goals under the other header, the one that reads 'you might be able to do.' ...

You take the first 3 months of data, and find that for that period a 20-minute moving average was optimal (using tick data). You then validate this rule by assessing its performance for the 4th month (i.e.

See also: Ask, Best bid, Bid-Ask Spread, Bid Size, Bid Tick, Spread, Touchline
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Colloquial term describing the smallest amount by which the market price of a financial instrument or security can change. A pip is usually synonymous with a point or a tick.

Markets started out on the up-tick today but ended up down.
It looks likes Canadians markets are definitely going to be down for the year 2011. As of Friday the Toronto market index was down over 10% this year.

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.
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Definition: [crh] Tick of Dow Jones Industrial Average component issues.

An order to buy a stock just after a "down tick." (a price decrease from the last trade).
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Smallest increment of price movement possible in trading a given contract. Also called point or tick. The zero-beta portfolio with the least risk.
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Back to top Tick The minimum upward or downward movement in the price of a security. Back to top Top Line A reference to the gross sales or revenues of a company.

See also: Banks, Expense, Values, Short Sale, Expected return