Market Maker Spread
What It Is:
A market maker spread is the difference between the bid and ask prices offered by a market maker.
Market Maker Spread
The difference between the price at which a Market Maker is willing to buy a security and the price at which the firm is willing to sell it i.e., the difference between a Market Maker's bid and ask for a given security.
Market Maker Spread is a difference between the currency buying and selling price, established by a market maker.
Since the spread is the aggregate of individual Market Maker spreads, it is narrower than an individual dealer spread or quote. (See Market Maker, Market Maker spread) institutional investor ...
Inside Market- This is the market maker spread. It shows the highest bid quoted and the lowest price offered.
Instinet ECN (INCA) - This is the first medium brokerages had to display bid and ask prices for most stocks in North America.
 See also: Securities, Position, Market Maker, Sell, Broker
  
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