The price at which a security is offered for sale. For a no-load mutual fund, the asked price is the same as the fund's net asset value per share. Also called offering price.
The price at which a dealer in securities will sell shares.
the lowest price at which a security is being offered for sales at 4 P.M. EST
The lowest amount at which an investor is willing to sell a security or commodity.
The price of a security or commodity that is offered for sale on an exchange or in the over-the-counter market (Nasdaq).
When selling Securities, it is the lowest price that someone has stated they will sell their security for at the given time.
1: It is the lowest round lot price at which a dealer will sell a security or commodity on an exchange or in the over-the-counter market. In other words, it is the price that an investor can buy the security. Also called the "asking price", "ask", "offering price" or "offer". 2: The per-share price that mutual fund shares are offered to the potential investors. It is usually the "net asset value" per share plus any sales charges. See: Net Asset Value; Offer
The lowest price that anyone has declared that he will sell his security for at a given time. In over-the-counter stocks, the "ask" is the best quoted price at which a Market Maker is willing to sell a stock.
The price a broker dealer offers to sell securities.
Price at which a security is offered for sale on an exchange. Also called the ask price, asking price, or offering price.
Shares traded in the OTC market will have prices quoted by their market makers, either on NASDAQ, on the OTCBB? or in the Pink Sheets. The quotations are for the bid price (what the market maker will pay to buy at least 100 shares) and the asked price (what it will accept to sell at least 100 shares).
Used in context of general equities. Price at which a security or commodity is offered for sale on an exchange or in the O.T.C. Market.
The price at which a security or commodity is quoted or offered for sale, as compared with bid price, the price at which it is quoted or bid for purchase
The price at which a security share can be purchased. The asked price (also referred to as "offering price") means the price per share plus any sales charge.
The price at which an offer to sell is made.
Also referred to as the offering price or quote. The lowest price at which a stock is offered for sale in the public market.
The lowest price a seller will accept for a security. The bid is the highest price that a potential buyer is willing to pay for a security. The difference between the two prices is known as the spread.