bid price

Then a 500-share lot traded, and the bid price began to fall.

The appraisers, he said, are using the low bid prices.

The name of the firm's client and the bidding price were not disclosed.

Raise enough money to purchase this castle at the bid price.

If he wants to sell, he gets the lower bid price.

There is a minimum bid price of entry to a second phase.

Through the autumn, bid prices were in the 4-to-4 1/4 range.

After bidding prices up, investors are resting, and taking some profits.

The difference between the bid price and the ask price is called the spread.

Traders shrugged off the announcement and bid prices up further.

They couldn't make the bid price on the street signs."

A common practice is for a developer to put a minimum bid price under the unit to cover such a risk.

Normally, of course, the bid price is below the asked price.

The courthouse was built from 1884 through 1885 at a bid price of $11,945.

Conversely, if the value of the stock goes up, a buyer may be forced to increase his bidding price.

Note that bidding prices do not include the buyer's premium, which can run 10 to 15 percent, and sales tax.

They will have a lower bid price than medallions for conventional vehicles.

The minimum bidding price for each franchise is $1 million.

In London, silver was unchanged at a late bid price of $4.04.

When a lot of money is chasing a few deals, that shoots a stock up closer to the bid price.

We're sure not seeing the Nasdaq affecting bidding prices today.

A locked market occurs when there is no difference between the bid price and the ask price.

Gold held steady in London at a late bid price of $355.50 an ounce.

Such an offer would create competition and possibly cause the bidding prices to rise, to the benefit of shareholders.

The Web site lists some 20 items, with pictures, along with starting bid prices.