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Autex

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Autex
Video communication network through which brokerage houses alert institutional investors of their desire to transact block business (a purchase or sale) in a given security. Indications transmit small, medium, and large sizes only, with occasional limits mentioned. Supers are messages with specific size and price included. Both "indications" and "supers" can be only seen by customers (institutional subscribers to Autex). Trade recaps, advertised block trades entered by the dealer/subscribers, are also displayed, but can be seen by both institutions and dealers. See: Expunge, size.
Autex
An electronic network alerting broker-dealers to the interests of other broker-dealers in buying or selling large blocks of securities. For example, a broker may have an institutional customer interested in disposing of 100,000 shares of a stock. Rather than dumping such a large order on the exchange specialist, the broker could use the Autex system to determine whether other broker-dealers are interested in, or have customers interested in, acquiring that block of stock.
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