Asked price

Asked Price - The asked price is the lowest price that an investor or a dealer has stated that they will sell a certain security or commodity for.

Definition
Asked price
The price at which a security is offered for sale.
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Asked price
Definition:
In context of general equities, price at which a security or Commodity is offered for Sale on an Exchange or in the OTC Market. ...

Asked Priced - See "Offer."
Assets - Resources owned by a firm. Assets are further classified as current assets, fixed assets, or intangible assets.

Asked price: The lowest price a seller of a security is willing to take for a unit of a security at a particular time. (Note that the OTC market uses the term "asked," while the exchanges use the term "offered" or "offering.") ...

Ask (Asked Price) - The lowest round lot price at which a broker will offer for sale a security on an exchange or over-the-counter market.

Asked price: lowest price a seller is willing to accept for a security (also called the 'offer price').

[OTS] asked price The price at which securities are offered in the market to potential buyers. [EPA] assay To test a metal or an oil for purity or quality.

asked price The price at which a security or commodity is offered for sale on an exchange or in the over-the-counter market. asking price The sale price of a given item.Also known as 'ask price,' 'asked price,' 'ask,'.

The ask price (a shortening of asked price) is the price at which a market maker or broker offers to sell a security or commodity.

Specialists must make a market in the stock they trade by displaying their best bid and asked prices to the market during trading hours. They also are required to maintain a "fair and orderly market" in the stocks they trade.

The opposite of Bid Price is Asked Price. Every stock has a bid and asked price when it is being traded, which represents what the stock can be bought and sold at.

This is what you get when you sell (as opposed to the asked price, which is what you hoped to get). In over-the-counter trading, securities dealers profit from the spread between bid and asked prices.

Spread: In stocks, the difference between the bid and asked prices.

Bid-asked Spread
The difference between bid and asked prices constitute the bid-asked spread.
Bid Up
Demand for an asset drives up the price paid by buyers.

The price at which someone who owns a security offers to sell it; also known as the asked price. (see Bid and Asked)
Asset
Anything a person, company, or group owns or is owed, including money, investments and property.

Quote: Refers to the information on the last trade, as well as current bid and asked prices. : A Fund that is operated by an investment company where money is raised from shareholders and used to invest in stocks, bonds and other securities.

Quote: information on the last trade, and current bid and asked prices. Most quotes are intentionally delayed about 20 minutes.

Range: high and low trade prices for the day, week, or month.

The "spread" is the difference between what is known as the asked price and the paid price when trading forex. This refers to the price at which a particular currency is bought or sold at any given time.

Computed price quotation on futures for a period in which no actual trading took place, usually an average of bid and asked prices.
Non Member Panel
A panel in which a majority of the arbitrators are not connected with an NFA Member or NFA.

NASDAQ was able to reduce the difference between asked price and the bid stock price of stocks, known as spread, but was not popular because brokerages still used the spread to generate money.

A market is locked when the bid price equals the asked price.
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Computed price quotation on a futures or option contract for a period in which no actual trading took place, usually an average of bid and asked prices or computed using historical or theoretical relationships to more active contracts.
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Together, the bid and asked prices constitute a quotation or quote and the difference between the two prices is the bid-asked spread.

Offer Price Price at which a securities dealer, market maker or any prospective seller is willing to sell the asset. Also referred to as the "asked price" or "ask." ...

Nominal Price (or Nominal Quotation): Computed price quotation on futures for a period in which no actual trading took place, usually an average of bid and asked prices.

Nominal price: The declared price for a futures or options contract, sometimes used in place of a closing price when no recent trading has taken place in that particular delivery month; usually an average of the bid and asked prices.

See also: Asked, Market, Trading, Order, Stock