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SNAP MID Order

It is short for snap to midpoint order; an order in which the original order price is set based on...

Snap to Midpoint Order

An order in which the original order price is set based on the current bid-ask spread plus or minus an...

Sensitive Market

A market condition that is characterized by magnified (more than proportional) price reactions to both positive and negative news. For...

Secondary Market Trend

A short-term change in the market direction (upward or downward) where price moves are confined to a primary market trend....

Bucketing

The practice whereby an order is not offered in the trading pit or ring, but is matched by a broker...

Short Interest

The amount of shares of stock that have been sold short and have not yet been delivered (i.e., repurchased to...

Scalp Trading

A trading style that capitalizes on small percentage moves in the prices of tradable assets (e.g., securities, commodities, etc). It...

Sweep Account

An account whereby a brokerage firm may automatically transfer- or sweep- a client's surplus funds (unused cash) into a specific...

Segregated Account

An account that is maintained by brokers to hold their customers' funds separate from the funds of the brokerage firm....

Short Covering

The process of purchasing securities or future contracts by short sellers willing to close their open positions. It involves the...