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Free to Trade

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Free to trade
Used in the context of general equities. Not subject to any internal (restricted list) or external restrictions on trading; hence, the trader is free to solicit interest.
Free to Trade
In equities, describing a trader on an exchange who is not subject to any restrictions on his/her actions. A trader who is free to trade may make and solicit offers at will.


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After two or three rehearsals, faculty and student are free to trade parts--all the while the faculty can coach style, intonation and technique.
The conceptualization of a faculty-student performing ensemble by Leung, Jackson / American Music Teacher
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Urbana Corporation also wishes to advise participants in the company's recent private placement that the shares purchased are now free to trade in the public market.
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