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Away
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- A trade, quote, or market that does not originate with the dealer in question, e.g., "the bid is 98-10 away from me."
- [1] to prepare a boat for service, e.g., “call away the barge.” [2] assemble a group of usn enlisted seamen, e.g., “call away damage control party” (the rn would “muster” the party). [3] former query, not in current use, as to the bearing of a sighted object, e.g., “where away?” 31 away
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Away, английский
От (to go ~ уходить), отдаленность (far ~ далеко), русский
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Away from the market, английский
- In context of general equities, out of line with the inside market at this time, such as when a bid on a limit order is lower or the offer price is higher than the current market price for the security; held by the specialist for later execution unless fo
- In context of general equities, out of line with the inside market at this time, such as when a bid on a limit order is lower or the offer price is higher than the current market price for the security; held by the specialist for later execution unless fok. antithesis of in-line.
Average up, английский
- A strategy used by investors to lower the overall cost of shares by buying as many shares with a given amount of capital in an increasing market. buying $1000 worth of shares at $30, $35, $40, and $45, for instance, will make the average cost of the share
- A strategy used by investors to lower the overall cost of shares by buying as many shares with a given amount of capital in an increasing market. buying $1000 worth of shares at $30, $35, $40, and $45, for instance, will make the average cost of the sharesx $36.65, lower than the average price of $37.50.
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