market depth

This decrease in available information can affect the willingness of participants to add to market depth.

In finance, market depth is the size of an order needed to move the market a given amount.

Market depth displays orders that are currently in the market.

Slippage is related to the concept of market depth.

Such a bank provides a major service to other participants by giving the market depth, continuity and ability to handle customers' requirements.

Users can continually notified of all active orders in the central order book, making market depth easy to monitor.

However, the liquidity is deliberately not advertised-there is no market depth feed.

The order is queued along with other orders but only the display quantity is printed to the market depth.

And future increases in margin requirements "may lead to substantial loss of market depth and liquidity," it added.

This decision improved market depth.

A reduction in the number of market makers will impact market depth and have significant consequences to Nasdaq."

Price: This is the "market depth" price.

This is related to market depth that can be measured as the units that can be sold or bought for a given price impact.

Hachmeister refers to market depth as the amount of an asset that can be bought and sold at various bid-ask spreads.

Using a market order to purchase your 20,000 shares would yield the following executions (assuming no hidden orders in the market depth):

The browser-based service-LiveCharts-provides streaming, real-time quotes from world markets, streaming charts, news, market depth and other tools to active traders.

Market depth closely relates to the notion of liquidity, the ease to find a trading partner for a given order: a deep market is also a liquid market.

While this may act to stabilize the marketplace, it decreases the market depth simply because participants otherwise willing to take on very high leverage cannot do so without providing more capital.

When two orders match (buy and sell orders at the same price), they are filled and disappear from the market depth and the deal is registered in the trade history.

Market Depth (H, HF, HB, HS)

The country is also working to create a class of serious institutional investors - mutual funds and pension funds, for example - that would give the now volatile markets depth and a longer-term perspective.

The associated image depicts the Level II (Market Depth) quotes of the SPY ETF (Electronically Traded Fund) at a given instant in time.

"Earnings Announcements and Market Depth," with Robert Bushman, Sunil Dutta and John Hughes, Contemporary Accounting Research, Vol.

They also can see market depth or the "stack" in which customers can view bid orders for various sizes and prices on one side vs. viewing offer orders at various sizes and prices on the other side.

Market depth can be provided via a special add-in module to show the depth of the market also known as Level 2 - a measure of the size of volume available for transaction purposes for a particular instrument at a particular point of time.