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Right here

Used in the context of general equities. In-line, emphasizing that this is a customer inquiry that is ready to be executed and not distant on price. See: Tight.

Right Here

In equities, describing an order that is almost ready to be executed. An order is called "right here" especially when the client making the order asks when it will be filled. Right here means that the requested price has almost been reached. See also: In-line.

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I've always believed in doing my spending right here in town.

I had a choice of making the purchase online, from a big national discount house or from a local family-owned business right here in town.

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When he felt this sharp pain he hollered to Cliff to stop and thank God for Cliffs quick reactions or it would have been worse than you see right here.

Our space guys watched the dust storm come and they said you know, it's going to hit right here.

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What with the shortages in the nursing field and the high standards we pro mote, initiating a class right here was a good solution to finding well trained workers to provide the basic hands-on care," says Pam Lane, RN, and WCR's trainer/program designer.

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All the great youngsters we have working right here in these labs and in other places, the ones that are flying our airplanes on the operational side, and you put them together and you look at what they figure out.

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Comments: No, you're not on Italy's scenic Amalfi coast, you're right here in SoCal.