Quote Rule

Quote rule

Rule requiring market makers to publish quotations for any listed security when a quotation represents more than 1% of the aggregate trading volume for that security.

Quote Rule

An SEC rule requiring market makers and specialists on different exchanges to provide public quotes on the securities for which they are making markets (that is, serving as a counterparty for transactions when no one else is available). The quote rule is intended to increase transparency in the market.

Quote Rule

An SEC rule that requires specialists and market makers to maintain and provide continuous, firm quotations for the securities in which they make a market.

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We were able to renegotiate terms with the company that supplied it and we have turned the situation to our advantage in reviewing all our costs and applying the three quote rule by enforcing guidelines which we did actually put in place a long time ago, but frankly lost sight of.

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To quote rule 51 is nonsense - as far as I know it's never made the headlines and how can it be adhered to?

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529-51] and Finucane [Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis, 31, 2000, 553-76] establish that the commonly-used quote rule, tick rule, and LR rule do not predict trade direction very well, sometimes classifying "buys" as "sells" and vice versa.

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The second SEC rule, known as the "Quote Rule," requires market makers to publicly display their most competitive quotes.

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The poppy appeal doesn't feed into Fifa's coffers, so it's easy to quote rules to stop them appearing on the breasts of Wales and England players tomorrow.