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Bolt
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Bolt
Used for listed equity securities. Block trading version of COLT.

Bolt
A computerized order-entry system that sends buy or sell orders for block, over-the-counter trades. It is used to automatically execute orders, and allow users to monitor their positions. It operates much like the continuous on-line trading system, but only for block trades.


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Byline: Andy Walker TEENAGE defender Dan Preston admitted that his unexpected Blues debut came like a bolt out of the blue.
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