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Block A large amount of the same security bought or sold by institutional or other large investors. There is no official size designation constituting a block of securities, but a commonly used threshold is more than10,000 equity shares or more than $200,000 of debt securities. Notes: Blocks of securities are traded in what are called "block trades" and serve to facilitate trades involving institutional investors or other large investors who require such bulk trades to meet their needs.Block Large quantity of stock or large dollar amount of bonds held or traded. As a rule of thumb, 10,000 shares or more of stock and $200,000 or more worth of bonds would be described as a block.
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Three other runners with normal scans showed no post-race increase in cTnI, including a 56 year old Iron Man triathlete with a custom-programmed permanent cardiac pacemaker (Telectronics 1256, Denver, CO) placed in 1995 for idiopathic complete heart block. The effect of slowing of the impulse through the myocardium may become apparent during exercise as a bundle branch block or a complete heart block. Because of this complete heart block condition, the patient is now dependent on the Kappa 900 pacemaker to maintain an adequate heart rate. |
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