Crossed market

Crossed Market - A crossed market occurs when a situation arises where a posted bid price for a specific security is higher than the specific security's offer price.

crossed market investment & finance definition
A situation in which one market maker's ask price for a security is lower than another market maker's bid price for the same security.
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Crossed market
Definition:
In the context of general equities, happens when the Inside market consists of a highest Bid price that is higher than the lowest Offer price. See: Overlap the market. ...

Crossed Market- This is the case when the bid price of an asset or stock is greater than the ask price.
CUSIP- Committee on Uniform Security Identification Procedures.

Crossed market: A market in which either a newly entered bid is higher than an existing asked price or a newly entered asked price is less than an existing bid price.

Crossed market
The situation which exists when a broker's bid is higher than the lowest offer of another broker.
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In a crossed market, the bid price exceeds the ask (offer) price. In an OTC market one market maker may show the best bid and another the best offer, and these may cross. A crossed market cannot last, in equilibrium. A Low Exercise Price Option (q.v.

Overlap the market
Used in the context of general equities. Create a crossed market by expressing a willingness to sell on the bid side of the market and buy on the offer side.

Crossed Market : The situation which exists when a broker´s bid is ...
CUP : ISO 4217 currency code, Currency used in Cuba, called Pesos.
Currency : Money issued by a government.

See also: Market, Bid, Cross, Investment, Trading