The buying price of a currency for an individual or MNC.
Price at which a Market Maker will sell stock. Also known as the Offer price.
Cost of individual shares of a mutual fund equal to the net asset value plus sales charge. Also known as POP (Public Offering Price).
The seller's price. The price on which the client can buy currency interesting it (the big figure in the bilateral quotation).
the lowest price an investor is willing to accept to sell a particular stock.
The lowest price at which an investment can be sold at a given moment.
The price at which a security is offered for sale on an exchange or market. Also known as the "offer price".
Lowest price at which a market maker or specialist is willing to sell a security; also known as the "offer." If you place a market order to buy a security, you typically pay the ask price.
Also known as the offering price, the ask price is the amount at which a mutual fund's shares can be purchased. To calculate the ask price, add a fund's current net asset value per share to its sales charge, if any.
The lowest price an investor is offered to purchase a security.
Ask is the market selling price. This is the price that a trader can buy the base currency. In the quotation, it is always shown on the right side of the quotation, for instance in this quote 1.2527-1.2532, 1.2532 is the offer.
The last or closing price at which someone offered to sell a given security. Also see Bid Price.
Ask is the market selling price, the price at which the market is prepared to sell a specified Currency in a Foreign Exchange Contract or Cross Currency Contract. At this price, the trader can buy the base currency. In the quotation, it is shown on the right side of the quotation, for instance 1.4527- 1.4532
Lowest price any seller is willing to accept for a security at a given time.
Price being sought for the security by the seller. Also called the offer.
Price at which a security or commodity is offered for sale on an exchange.
The trading price proposed by the prospective seller of securities.
The price at which a person is willing to sell his or her stock.
(Offer) - The sell price of a specific currency. It is the price at which the trader can buy the base currency. In a currency quote the ask is shown on the right side of the quotation. For example, in the quote EUR/USD 1.2134/37, the ask price is for one Euro is 1.2137 US Dollars.
The price at which a mutual fund's shares can be purchased. The ask price means the current NAV per share plus sales charge, if any. Is also referred to as offering price.
Lowest price any investor is willing to pay for a security at a given time.
The lowest price at which an owner will sell a given security (also called Offer Price).
As used in the phrase 'bid and asked' it is the price at which a potential seller is willing to sell. Another way of saying this is the asking price for what someone is selling.
The lowest price a seller will accept for a security.
The price for which a dealer of a security is willing to sell. Also used in the specialist system on the NYSE as the price that an individual pays to BUY a stock.
The price a dealer or trader is asking for a coin. Often used to indicate the "wholesale" asking price between dealers or on a coin trading network.
The lowest amount a seller is willing to accept for a security at a given time. See bid price.
the exchange rate the trader is willing to sell currency for.
Market value at which a security is offered for sale. Opposite: Bid price.
The higher price of a quoted spread. The level at which a customer would buy or “go long” of a market.
the price at which a prospective seller is willing to sell a security.
The lowest price at which someone is willing to sell a security. Opposite of bid price.
This is a price set by a marketmaker or trader. It shows the price the investor can purchase the stock from the broker-deal. If a stock had a bid price of 21 and an asking price of 21.50, the investor could purchase the stock at 21.50 and sell the stock at 21. The bid price is what the investor can sell their stock at or what a market maker or trader is willing to pay for their shares.
The price a seller is willing to accept for the security; also called the offer price. This price is usually higher than the Bid price.
The lowest price at which a seller is willing to sell a financial instrument listed on an exchange.
A dealer's price to sell a security. Bid price.
Price asked by the auctioneer from the bidding audience for a given lot. Usually, the amount equals the current price plus a pre-determined bid increment.
The price at which an investor will sell a security. The price a buyer is willing to pay for a security is the bid. The difference between the ask and bid price is the spread.
The price being sought for the security by the seller.
Generally, the lowest price for which a stock may be purchased.
Also called "offer". Indicates a willingness to sell a futures contract at a given price.
The price at which a certain party is willing (or asking) to sell a unit of a particular security at. This is the price that you will buy at if you are buying a stock.
The price at which a security or unit is offered for sale at a specific time by a prospective seller.
Ask is the lowest price acceptable to the buyer.
The price being sought for the security by the investor.
The lowest price a dealer or seller is willing to accept. Also called the offering price.
This is the amount that the Seller is willing to accept without haggling for the advertised item. This amount is posted and displayed for everyone to see. The Seller is obligated to accept the first ask price submitted, provided the ad is still open.
The price being sought by a seller for a security.
The price at which the holder of a Security is prepared to sel .
Sometimes called the Offer Price, this is the market price for traders to buy currencies. Ask Prices are shown on the right side of a quote. For example: e.g. EUR/USD 1.1965 / 68, means that one euro can be bought for 1.1968 UD dollars.
Lowest price at which a dealer is willing to sell a security, commodity or currency (alternative term to Offer).
The lowest price at which a dealer is willing to sell at a specified quantity of a particular security.
Is the price requested, at the minimum, for an order to be acceptable and executed for the seller.
A dealer's price to sell a security; also called the offer price.
The price at which a seller has offered to sell a security or commodity.
(or "offer" price): The price at which a Market Maker is willing to sell a security.
The price at which someone is willing to sell a security or an asset. In the stock market, the ask portion of a stock quote is the lowest price a seller is willing to accept at that time. The difference between the ask price and bid price is known as the spread.
The lowest price acceptable to a prospective seller for a particular security.
The price at which a stock is offered for sale. In open-end shares, the price at which the purchaser may buy stock from the investment firm. In closed-end shares, the lowest price at which the stock is offered for sale in the market synonymous with offering price.
The quoted price at which a currency pair or security is offered for sale.
A proposal to sell a specific quantity of securities at a named price.
The price at which a seller is offering to sell an option or stock.
Lowest price at which a dealer is willing to sell a commodity. Assayer: Assayer is an authorized entity (person/institution) that certifies and grades the commodities that are delivered in exchange accredited warehouses.
The lowest purchase price an investor is offered for a security.
The price at which the market is prepared to sell a specific Currency in a Foreign Exchange Contract or Cross Currency Contract. At this price, the trader can buy the base currency. In the quotation, it is shown on the right side of the quotation. For example, in the quote USD/CHF 1.4527/32, the ask price is 1.4532; meaning you can buy one US dollar for 1.4532 Swiss francs.
An ask quote represents the lowest price at which the quoted market maker or dealer is willing to sell at least 100 shares. The inside ask represents the lowest ask quote of all market makers in the quoted security, and the lowest price at which any market maker is willing to sell at least one round lot. See: Bid Price/Inside Bid Price
Ask price, also called offer price, is a price a seller of a good is willing to accept for that particular good. The term ask price is especially used in stock trading as a contrast to the term bid price. The difference between the ask price and the bid price is called the spread.