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Normal trading unitThe normal size of a securities order. A normal trading unit for shares is 100. Also called a round lot. Known as an odd lots where trades of shares are below 100.Normal trading unitSee: Round lot.Normal trading unit Similar MatchesTrading paperTrading paperCDs purchased by accounts that are likely to resell them. The term is commonly used in the Euromarket. Trading postsTrading postsThe 17 horseshoe-shaped counters manned by clerks and specialists on the Trading Floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). Each trading post is responsible for over 100 stocks. The actual buying and selling takes place around each post. TradingTradingBuying and selling securities. Last trading dayLast trading dayAn expression used in futures and options trading which refers to the last day for trading in a contract for a particular delivery or expiry month. Proprietary tradingProprietary tradingPrincipal trading in which firm seeks direct gain rather than commission dollars. Further SuggestionsSuspended tradingTrading limit fictitious trading Subject to a print or execution or trading Prearranged trading Insider trading Matrix trading COLT (Continuous on line trading system) Overtrading Commodity Trading Advisor Trading variation Trading price trading unit Trading bloc unit of trading Insider Trading & Securities Fraud Enforcement Act of 1988 (ITSFEA) After hours dealing or trading Trading desk (dealing desk) Mock trading State trading enterprise Intermarket Trading System (ITS) Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Unlisted trading Full trading authorization Stock Exchange Automated Trading System PLUS |
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