Tick on Chart indicator
Tick on Chart indicator
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Definition
Tick size
The smallest increment in which the price for a futures contract can move.
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Tick Data
Tick data refers to any market data which shows the price and volume of every print. Additionally tick data often includes information about every change to the best bid and ask.
Tick chart
Tick chart has the finest scale - 1 tick (individual quoting of bid and ask prices by market-maker). It is the chart of Bid and Ask quotations which look as columns on the chart of the prices.
Tick of Dow Jones Industrial Average component issues.
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Tick refers to change in price, either up or down.
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Tick Test (finance term)
Plus Tick (finance term)
Last Sale (finance term)
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Closing Tick
The last measurement of the market tick is called the closing tick and can be used to judge the sentiment of the day's market.
The closing tick is also a helpful tool for determining the overall health of the economy.
Dow Industrial Tick (TICK)
If the TICKs are at extreme levels (+/- 400 points), the movement is running out of energy and offers an excellent reversal possibility.
Time Decay The ratio of the change in an option price to the decrease in time to expiration.
Teenie Represents a sixteenth (1/16 or .0625) of one point.
Tick A minimum increase or decrease in a security price.
Tick This refers to a change in the price of a security. An uptick occurs when the last trade in a security takes place at a higher price than the prior trade.
Tick
The tick is the direction in which the price of stock moved on its last sale.
Tick Indicator
The number of stocks whose last trade was an uptick or a downtick.
Time Domain
Variation of a time series is accounted for by an autocorrelation function and other time series.
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The minimum change in price from one quote to the next for a futures contract.
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Tick Indicator
An indicator of market trend, based on the number of stocks whose last trade was on an uptick or a downtick.
Time Horizon (Investment Horizon)
The expected length of time an investor will allow to meet financial goals.
Tick - A minimum change in price, up or down.
Today/Tomorrow - Simultaneous buying of a currency for delivery the following day and selling for the spot day, or vice versa. Also referred to as overnight.
Tick - A minimum price movement. (see also - PIP) Ticker - Depicts current or recent history of a currency, usually in the form of a graph or chart.
TIFFE - Tokio International Financial Futures Exchange.
Tick: Refers to a minimum change in price up or down. An up-tick means that the last trade was at a higher price than the one preceding it. A down-tick means that the last price was lower than the one preceding it. See Minimum Price Fluctuation.
Tick Value - It will display the value of 1pip (minilot) and the spread.
IINwmarrows - Shows when to sell and when to buy.
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Tick Test Rules
A now defunct rule that placed restrictions on when a short sale may be executed. Tick test rules dictated that a short sale could be made only in two situations: ...
Tick Size
Minimum price increment is one index point (equal to $10 per contract).
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TICK INDICATOR A market indicator based on the number of stocks whose last trade was an uptick or a downtick. Used as an indicator of market sentiment or psychology to try to predict the market's trend.
Tick-Test Rules
Tick-Test Rules- They were the rules that were once governed on how and when a stock short sales was allowed to happen and how there were to be made.
Tick
Refers to the minimum upward or downward movement in the price of a futures or options contract during a trading session specified by the terms of the contract.
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Tick: Smallest increment of price movement possible in trading a given contract.
Time value: It is determined by the remaining lifespan of the option, the volatility and the cost of refinancing the underlying asset (interest rates).
Tick - The least amount of pricemovement in a futures/options contract.
Time & Sales - An officialrecord of trading (buying & selling) including prices andtime.
TICK
The number of stocks whose last trade was an up-tick or a down-tick.
tick - an incremental change of a stock price. An uptick means the trade was higher than the one before; a downtick means the trade was lower than the previous level.
Tick volume
The number of trades occurring during a specific time interval.
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Tick
Minimum spread between bid and ask. Can be a cent or a dollar etc.
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Tick - A minimum change in price, up or down.
Tomorrow Next (Tom/Next) - Simultaneous buying and selling of a currency for delivery the following day.
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Tick - minimum one time change of a trading tool price, in the financial markets.
Tick chart - price chart built on the ticks values.
Thin Market - market with low liquidity.
Tick - Minimum price move.
Ticker - Shows current and/or recent history of a currency either in the format of a graph or table.
Tomorrow Next (Tom/Next) - Simultaneous buying and selling of a currency for delivery the following day.
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A minimum change in price, either up or down.
Tomorrow Next (Tom/Next)
The simultaneous buying and selling of a currency for delivery the following day.
Tick Size
The tick size of a trading instrument is its minimum price movement; in other words, it is the minimum increment by which prices can change. Presently, the tick size at CSE is 10 cents.
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Tick: A measurement of a stock's performance during a trading session. It basically refers to a change in the price of a security, either up or down. An up tick is symbolized by a "+", while a down tick is symbolized by a "-".
Tick - The smallest allowable increment of price movement for a commodity futures contract.
Time Limit Order - A customer order that designates the time during which it can be executed.
Tick
Slang used for minimum spread. Depending on the stock price it could be a half-cent, one cent or five cents.
Tick: Refers to a minimum change in price up or down. See Point.
Time-of-Day Order: This is an order which is to be executed at a given minute in the session. For example, "Sell 10 March corn at 12:30 p.m." ...
Tick: The smallest allowable increment of price movement for a stock or contract. An "uptick" occurs when the stock trades higher than the previous trade. A "downtick" occurs when the stock trades lower than the previous trade.
Up Tick
A term used to designate a transaction made at a price higher than the preceding transaction. Also called a "plus tick.
Up-Tick
A transaction executed at a price greater than the previous transaction.
Up tick
Plus tick.
Upgrading
Raising the quality rating of a security because of new optimism about the prospects of a firm due to tangible or intangible factors. This can increase investor confidence and push up the price of the security.
Up Tick - Indicates that a transaction was made at a price higher than the preceding transaction. Also called a "plus tick." See "Down Tick."
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Bid Tick Rule
An NASD rule prohibiting a short sale transaction when the current best bid in a security is less than the previous best bid. That is, when it is on a "down-tick." The bid tick rule does not apply to the OTCBB.
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Down Tick - Move down in a particular stock.
Dual Listing - Listing of a security on more than one exchange, thus increasing the competition for bid and offer prices, the liquidity of the securities, ...
Plus-Tick Rule - SEC rule that states that no short sale may be made when the last trade on the security was a minus tick.
Point - A price movement of one full increment. For example, a stock rises one point when its price goes from 23 to 24.
Minimum Tick: See Minimum Price Fluctuation.
MOB Spread: A spread between the municipal bond futures contract and the treasury bond contract, also known as munis over bonds.
Tick value per lot: Please see Contract Specifications for details.
Margin Requirement: $50 per lot for currencies and indices; 2% for individual shares
Overnight Interest: 9% per annum, or about $1 per lot per day.
Tick: The smallest allowable increment of price movement for a contract. Also referred to as minimum price fluctuation.
Time Limit Order: A customer order that designates the time during which it can be executed.
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The least amount of price movement recorded in a security. ...
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Tick: A change in price, either up or down.
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Ticker (Symbol): A unique system (or code) of letters used to identify a stock on an exchange.
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Tick Size
The contract minimum tick size is currently not enforced.
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Tick-test rules
SEC-imposed restrictions on when a short sale may be executed, intended to prevent investors from destabilizing the price of a stock when the market price is falling.
tick: A minimum upward or downward movement in the price of a security. The tick is the upward or downward movement of a stock's price.
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The minimum price increment for an option's bid or ask.
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4. Tick, the net number of issues on the New York Stock Exchange whose last price change was up or down.
5. S&P Premium, the difference between the underlying cash index and the nearby S&P 500 futures contract.
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