Intermarket Trading System

Intermarket Trading System (ITS)
An electronic network of U.S. exchanges and NASD broker/dealers. The ITS system displays quotes of stocks traded on multiple exchanges.

Intermarket Trading System (ITS) - An electronic communications network now linking the trading floor of seven registered exchanges and FINRA to foster competition among them in stocks listed on either the NYSE or AMEX and one or more regional ...

Intermarket Trading System (ITS): Electronic system that electronically links seven exchanges (New York, American, Boston, Cincinnati, Midwest, Pacific, and Philadelphia) and, to a limited extent, ...

Intermarket Trading System Abbreviated as ITS, refers to a computer network that connects several major... intermediary A third party who facilitates a deal between two other parties.

Nasdaq service that automates order routing and execution for securities listed on domestic exchanges in the Intermarket Trading System (ITS).

That is until the Intermarket Trading System (ITS) was created in 1978. It allowed brokers and traders to buy and sell shares in exchanges that were competing with the New York stock exchange.

There is another group emerging called the Intermarket trading system, but this type is not yet fully developed or employed by any definable group of traders.

TradersStudio offers many intermarket trading systems including the Turtle packs [4]
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See also: Market, Trading, Indicator, Profit, Sell