A temporary change of direction in a market trend where stock prices abruptly drop, losing their gains in a bull...
A specialized order that a customer places to a broker or an exchange, with the former specifying that the order...
A specialized order that a customer places to a broker or an exchange, with the former specifying that the order...
The ratio of the number of stocks in an index that have advanced (i.e., have positive performance) versus the number...
The opposite side of an order (usually in relation to a block trade). Essentially, brokers or broker-dealers help market participants...
A form of cross in which two counterparties (a buyer and a seller) get a mid-quote fill price from a...
A trading algorithm that targets the closing price, and hence the name “market-on-close (MOC) algorithm”. This algorithm allows electronic traders...
A trading algorithm (algo) that targets the closing price, and hence the name “market-on-close (MOC) algo”. This algorithm allows electronic...
On the London Stock Exchange (LSE), it refers to the minimum number of shares in which market makers are registered...
A component of execution costs; in turn, market impact cost consists of two components: bid-ask spread and price concession. It...