Trading price
Definition: [crh] The price at which a security is currently selling.
Trading price
The price at which a security is currently selling.
Trading profit
The profit earned on short-term trades of securities held for less than one year, subject to tax at normal income tax rates.
The trading price proposed by the prospective seller of securities. Also called the asked or asking price.
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The most recent trading price for a given stock, as reported by the exchange(s) on which the company trades.
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The intraday low trading price. In other words, this is the lowest price at which a stock traded during the course of the day.
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An average of the trading prices in the futures market during the last few minutes of trading.
Settlement
When payment is made for a trade.
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Amount by which the trading price of newly " issued securities exceeds their face value.
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The intraday lowest trading price.
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Period of digestion The time period of often high volatility after a new issue is released when the trading price of the security is established by the market. Periodic call auction Selling stocks by bid at intervals throughout the day.
Settle price An average of the trading prices in the futures market during the last few minutes of trading. Settlement When payment is made for a trade. Settlement date The date on which payment is made to settle a trade.
Market order This is an order to immediately buy or sell a security at the current trading price.
Mass Index The Mass Index is a range oscillator that uses changes in daily trading price... mass market An extensive, non-targeted demographic. mass production The production of a good on a large scale.
Also refers to the last trading price of a stock when the market closes.
The actual trading prices for listed bonds. For over-the-counter bonds, the bid price is shown. Bonds are generally listed in lots of 1,000. Therefore, if Price = 99.
Now, recalculate the spread with the trading price of $1.30, or $.30 higher than your value at 38 volatility. Divide that $.30 higher difference by the spread's vega of .03. You get a 10 tick volatility increase.
Difference between the last trading price on a stock, bond, commodity, or mutual fund from one day to the next. The net change in individual stock prices is listed in newspaper financial pages.
One reports the trading prices and volumes on the New York Stock Exchange, and also trading prices and volume from other exchanges of stocks that are listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
Difference between a security's last trading price from the previous day to the next day. However, in the over-the-counter market, the net change in a security is usually the difference between bid prices from the previous day to the next day.
To calculate the Dow, the trading prices of the thirty stocks are added up and divided by a special divisor that is weighted to account for stock splits and other conditions.
The closing price of a stock, bond, option, or futures contract is the last trading price before the exchange or market on which it is traded closes for the day.
This is an order to buy or sell a security at the current trading price. Market orders must be filled within two minutes. There is risk entailed in placing market orders as we have often seen great discrepancies in prices at which orders are executed.
market limit on price change per session an occasion in which the trading price of a contract in a futures market reaches an exchange's specified upward or downward limit during a trading session, causing trading to halt.
ASKED OR ASKING PRICE - The trading price proposed by the prospective seller of securities. Also called...
ASKED PRICE - In context of general equities, price at which a security or commodity is offered for sal...
The replacement of trading floors with electronic systems has hugely lowered trading prices. It has had few real drawbacks.
Not all ATSs are operated by stock exchanges. Some are operated by inter-dealer brokers and similar financial institutions.
Fair Value Difference - Is the disparity between an instrumentís trading price and its computed value.
FANS - Is the Funds Availability Notification System.
FASB - Is the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
The paper wealth can be exchanged for real money at the trading price of the shares, which constantly changes up and down, creating and destroying staggeringly large gobs of paper wealth.
Spot
The latest trading price of the underlying share or index.
Spread (bid/offer)
Difference between the lowest offers price and highest bid price on the secondary market.
Workout Market - A market maker prediction as to the trading price range that a security will occupy within a reasonable period of time. The characteristics of a workout market are seen prevalently in thin markets.
In new issues of stock, it is the amount by which the trading price of the shares exceeds the offering price.
A stock option granted at a price that is less than the stock's then-current trading price.
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This is a split-adjusted figure. The actual trading price at the time was $475 per share.
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A mathematical model used for valuation of options to determine whether the current trading price is an accurate valuation of the option. The model was developed in the early 1980s by American mathematicians Fischer Black and Myron Scholes.
The time period of often high volatility after a new issue is released when the trading price of the security is established by the market.
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Note appearing on the consolidated tape indicating that for transactions of less than 5000 shares only the stock symbol and the trading price will be displayed. This usually occurs when the tape is running behind because of heavy trading.
Applies mainly to convertible securities. Circumstances underwhich a company can effect an earlier call, usually stated aspercentage of a stock's trading price during a particular period,such as 140% of the exercise price during a 40-day tradingspan.
Price of a share of common stock on the date shown. Highs and lows are based on the highest and lowest intraday trading price.
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At-the-Market - An order to buy or sell a financial instrument (e.g. futures, options, etc.) at trading price when the order is executed.
Today's High The intra-day high trading price.
Today's Low The intra-day low trading price.
The index is calculated by adding the trading prices of the component stocks and dividing by a special divisor that has been adjusted through the years to account for stock splits, distributions, replacements and mergers.
Circumstances under which a company can effect an earlier call, usually stated as percentage of a stocks trading price during a particular period, such as 140% of the exercise price during a 40-day trading span.
Contrary to the expectations of classical economics, trading prices often soar to levels much higher than the expected payout.
If the current trading price of the stock is $150, this means the firm's P/E Ratio is = $150 / $15 = $10. This can also mean the investors are willing to pay $10 for every $1 of earnings derived from that stock ...
Since the number of shares outstanding increase, the price per share goes down. Splits do not increase or decrease the capitalization of the company, just redistributes it over more shares. The effect is the adjustment to the trading price.
 See also: Banks, Expected return, Capital structure, Values, Risk premium
  
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