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Market indication; willingness to go both ways (buy or sell) at the mentioned volume and market. Print; up on the ticker tape, confirming that the trade has been executed.

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Describing a situation in which a security trades at a higher price than it had previously. For example, one may read a report stating, "Wal-Mart closed up today," which means that Wal-Mart's closing price was higher than its opening price.


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