Hot issue

Hot Issue
Hot Issue - Hot Issue is an IPO in heavy demand. The indications are interest from the prospective purchasers.

Definition
Hot issues
Where the public demand for issues of stock exceed the existing supply. Hot issues typically sell at a premium in the secondary or after-market.
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Hot Issue A newly issued stock that is in great demand. Typically, a hot issue increases in price drastically right after it is offered to the public.

Hot issue
A stock that attracts attention because its share price has risen substantially, and in many cases is expected to rise further.
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HOT ISSUE
is newly issued shares of a firm that has great public demand.
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Hot Issue: Refers to a newly issued stock that is in great public demand.
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Illiquid Market: A market that has no volume that subsequently creates a lot of slippage due to lack of trading volume.

Hot issues: A new issue which, on the first day of trading, trades at a price above the new issue price.

Quantitative easing is a hot issue: the challenges the Fed is facing, the actions it's likely to take and what an investor should do to prepare.
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A National Association of Securities Dealers form that requires foreign securities dealers who are purchasing new issues for resale to comply with NASD rules for hot issues.

Used in the context of securities, the illegal practice of a public offering participant keeping some shares in a private account or with a family member, employee, or dealer to profit from the higher market price of a hot issue.

Blowout
The rapid sale of all shares in a new securities offering. See: hot issue.

H - Havala or Hawala (also, Making Up Price) ,Hedging Against Inflation, Hemline Theory, Holding Period Return (HPR), Homemade Portfolio of Portfolios, Home Run, Horizontal Integration, Horizontal Price Movement, Hot Issue, Hot Money, ...

hot issue Stock, often an IPO, which is in great demand. house A house has a number of meanings in the financial world. In economics, a house... house account Brokerage account created by a brokerage for its own use.

See also: Issue, Stock, Investment, Market, Broker