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Bid-Ask Spread The amount by which the ask price exceeds the bid. Notes: For example, if the bid price is $20 and the ask price is $21 then the "bid-ask spread" is $1.See also: Ask, Bid, Crossed Market, Inside Quote, Locked Market, Market Maker Spread, Market Versus Quote, Spread
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McInish and Wood (1992) find that as the trading volume of a stock increases, the bid-ask spread of this stock declines. ``We strongly believe that maintaining our Nasdaq SmallCap Market listing is in the best interest of all shareholders as it provides greater share liquidity by the way of potentially higher trading volumes, lower bid-ask spreads, and a higher number of market makers,'' Ghauri said in a statement. debt securities, we use half the bid-ask spread and rely on estimates of spreads provided by market participants of 5 basis points (BP) on U. |
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