bid-ask spread

The fact that bid-ask spreads don’t always tell you the full story.

The bid-ask spread is two sides of the same coin.

The normal bid-ask spread on these bonds is around 5 cents.

But officials monitoring bid-ask spreads say they have since returned to appropriate levels.

The difference between the highest bid and the lowest ask is called the bid-ask spread.

Depth refers to the maximum size of a trade for any given bid-ask spread.

This difference is referred to as the bid-ask spread.

Investors must cover that territory, known as the bid-ask spread, before they begin to make money in these stocks.

Two sides come together at a price that normally falls within the quoted bid-ask spread.

However, one can sit elsewhere in the bid-ask spread and still be ok:

Notice its seeming ability to drive through the bid-ask spread of the 1-year tenor.

Liquidity in banned shares is down and bid-ask spreads are up.

Wider bid-ask spreads and a decline in trading volumes may be the result.

But bid-ask spreads can sometimes conceal as much as they reveal.

The bid-ask spread, then, is the market-makers’ insurance premium.

We think that if a bid had proceeded, bid-ask spread could have been an issue, which might also deter other companies from approaching.

Average bid-ask spreads remained wide at 164 bps amid very light volumes.

The bid-ask spread was so large that it converted significant profits into significant losses.

What will be important, Zitzewitz said, is the bid-ask spread in the contracts in question.

That is known as the bid-ask spread.

How exactly are those bid-ask spreads determined nowadays?

A wider bid-ask spread implies greater risk in the sense of the market’s ability to absorb volume without affecting prices.

On most contracts for short-term deliveries of natural gas, bid-ask spreads are fairly small, about 1% or so.

We make profit from those bid-ask spread.

And while bid-ask spreads have narrowed, high-frequency trading is wildly profitable.