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Basket Trades

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Basket trades
Related: Program trades.

Basket Trade
1. A single order or trade in 15 or more securities, especially in large amounts. Basket trades can be open orders in which the computer is instructed to wait until a certain price prevails before buying or selling the large quantity of securities. This is a service offered exclusively to institutional investors and high net-worth individuals.

2. See: Program Trading.


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Most traders have a choice of trading vehicles to implement a given trade, from ETFs to basket trades, from stock index futures contracts to OTC equity swaps," says Laurie Berke, a New York-based partner at TABB and author of the report.
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