Listed security
Definition:
Stock or Bond that has been accepted for Trading by one of the organized and registered securities exchanges in the United States.
Listed security Stock or bond that is listed for trading on a major exchange or marketplace.
Listing requirements Criteria that a security must meet in order to be listed on an exchange.
Listed Security
Securities that have been accepted for trading purposes by a recognized and regulated exchange.
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Listed security : a security which is bought and sold via an exchange, such as shares on the stock exchange.
Loss : occurs where the sale price of an asset is less than the initial cost.
Listed Security: A financial instrument traded on a stock exchange, having met the requirements imposed by the exchange on which it is traded.
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Unlisted Security
A stock or other security that is not listed or traded on a stock exchange, but rather it is traded in the over-the-counter market.
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For any other listed security, the last sale price equals the last board lot sale price of the security on the exchange, in the regular trading session.
Last Trading Day
The last day on which a futures or option contract may be traded.
A component of Nasdaq Workstation II service consisting of real- time access to the quotations of individual Market Makers registered in every Nasdaq-listed security as well as Market Makers' quotations in OTC Bulletin Board securities.
Currency ETCs enable investors to gain exposure to foreign exchange movements through a listed security.
The organization that provides for the trading of the listed security. Example American Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, New York Stock Exchange, Pacific Exchange (PCX).
Uptick
A sale of a listed security that occurs at a higher price than the previous transaction. SEC rules state that short sales can only be made on upticks or zero plus ticks. Also called a plus tick.
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The SEC says that "an exchange-listed security may only be sold short: (1) at a price above the immediately preceding reported price ("plus tick"), or (2) at the last sale price if it is higher than the last different reported price".
Be aware that you will most likely find order execution data for any given exchange-listed security in more than one report. That's because many securities trade on multiple exchanges, with market makers, and through alternative trading systems.
Quote rule
Rule requiring market makers to publish quotations for any listed security when a quotation represents more than 1% of the aggregate trading volume for that security.
Position Limits
The maximum number of option contracts of a particular listed security that may be held by an investor.
International Securities Identification Number (ISIN). International code for a listed security.
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Stock Symbol Extension - A character or characters that may follow the stock symbol to uniquely identify a listed security.
The broker sells stock short and buys a call, while the customer receives the synthetic put. This is not a listed security, but a secondary market is available as long as there is a secondary market in the calls.
of a security on more than one exchange, thus increasing the competition for bid and offer prices, the liquidity of the securities, and the length time the stock can be traded daily (if listed on both the east and west coasts.) See: Listed security.
widget A brand of listed security representing a claim against a share or basket of shares.
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