To bid, as a price, reward, or wages; as, to offer a guinea for a ring; to offer a salary or reward.
To put in opposition to; to manifest in an offensive way; to threaten; as, to offer violence, attack, etc.
The act of offering, bringing forward, proposing, or bidding; a proffer; a first advance.
That which is offered or brought forward; a proposal to be accepted or rejected; a sum offered; a bid.
(1) To present a proposal for acceptance or rejection. (The unconditional acceptance of an offer creates a contract).
An explicit proposal to contract which, if accepted, completes the contract. An accepted offer binds both the person that made the offer and the person accepting the offer to the terms of the contract. See also "acceptance".
A response to a solicitation that, if accepted, would bind the offeror to perform the result ant contract. A response to an invitation for bid s or a request for proposal s is an offer. A response to a request for quotations is a quote not an offer. [D03538] GAT A response to a solicitation or invitation to bid that, if accepted, would bind the offeror to perform the result ing contract. [D03661] DSMC
The actual offer to buy submitted by the buyer to the seller. In Scotland this must be done through a solicitor in order to be a binding and legal offer.
The price at which a market maker is prepared to sell stock.
An offer to sell a specific quantity of a commodity at a stated price. (Opposite of a bid.)
A communication of a promise that defines the terms of a proposed contract.
An indication of a willingness to sell at a certain price, as opposed to a bid.
price at which you can expect to pay for taking a long position
The price that you as an investor can purchase an instrument at.
The purchase price that a buyer suggests to the seller that he/she would be willing to pay for a particular piece of property. The seller may accept, reject or alter the buyerâ€(tm)s offer
A proposal to purchase real estate at a particular price and subject to other specified terms and conditions. Acceptance of the offer by the seller creates a purchase contract.
The terms promoting a specific product or service. An offer is made up of the price, payment terms, guarantees, future obligations, incentives, time limits, motivators and any other conditions stipulated at the time of sale.
For mutual funds, the Offer price is equal to the fund's NAV plus the maximum front-end sales load, if applicable. For mutual funds without a front-end sales load, the Offer and the NAV will be identical.
Key element in the formation of a contract in which one party extends a proposal to another to enter into an agreement.
or offered price The trading price proposed by the prospective seller of securities. Also called the asked or asking price.
The price at which someone is prepared to sell shares.
A proposal from a seller or group of sellers submitted to a buying team. The proposal states what results the offer addresses, the services to be provided, and the cost. Offers that are accepted become “contracts” and provide a vehicle for accountability after the budget is set.
an invitation or proposal made by a seller to a buyer for an exchange of values, such as that involving a product, service, exhibit space, cooperative advertising program, or an event sponsorship; advertising most often is an offer to sell.
A proposal by a marketer to make available to a target customer a desirable set of positive consequences if the customer undertakes the required action.
An expression indicating a desire to sell a commodity at a given price; the opposite of Bid.
A motion to sell a financial product at a specified price. Also known as ask.
It is the price at which a share is offered for sale.
Also known as Ask Price, it is the price at which a person is ready to sell.
The quoted selling price for a currency.
The price asked by a seller of securities. Same as ask price.
Also known as the Ask Price, it is the price at which a seller is willing to sell.
a bid; an amount offered; to propose something that can be accepted or refused.
Any dialog or action which advances the scene. Offers should be accepted.
Another term for ask price.
the price and conditions you are offering a seller to pay for a property (this can be accepted or countered by the seller). *See Deposit Receipt
A proposal to purchase property at a specified price and terms.
something offered (as a proposal or bid); "noteworthy new offerings for investors included several index funds"
present for acceptance or rejection; "She offered us all a cold drink"
propose a payment; "The Swiss dealer offered $2 million for the painting"
ask (someone) to marry you; "he popped the question on Sunday night"; "she proposed marriage to the man she had known for only two months"; "The old bachelor finally declared himself to the young woman"
threaten to do something; "I offered to leave the committee if they did not accept my proposal"
a binding contract and you could be on the hook for the entire purchase price if you don't leave yourself an out
a clear and specific statement of the terms of the agreement, such as the price, description of services or goods, schedule and type of delivery or performance, time and type of payment(s)
a clear proposition to contract on specific terms that is effectively communicated, with an intention to be legally bound if accepted by the person or class of people to whom it is addressed
a definite clear undertaking by a party to enter a contract
a legal, binding agreement, and it is critical to have the right clauses added to ensure your rights and address each unique situation
a legally binding statement of your interest in buying a property
a manifestation by one party of a potential intent to contract
a manifestation of an intention to contract
a manifestation of an intent to be contractually bound upon acceptance by another party
a manifestation of a willingness to enter into a bargain, so made as to justify another person in understanding that his assent to that bargain is invited and will conclude it
a manifestation of a willingness to enter into a bargain so made as to justify the other party to believe that her assent is invited and will conclude the deal
a manifestation of willingness, by word or by conduct, to enter into a bargain
a new feature added to your eBizAutos gallery system that enables potential buyers to instantly send you an email with the price they are willing to pay for a vehicle
an expression of an intent to enter into a contract with another person
an expression of willingness to contract on specified terms, made with the intention that it shall become binding as soon as it is accepted by the person to whom it is addressed
an expression of willingness to enter into an agreement so made as to justify another person in understanding that his or her consent to that agreement is invited and will conclude it
an expression that a person is willing to enter into a contract
an indication by one person to another of their willingness to contract on certain terms without further negotiations
an intimation, by words or conduct, of a willingness to enter into a legall
a pending contract stating your intention to buy the property, provided the seller agrees to your terms
a potential contract that specifies how much you are willing to pay for a property, and under what conditions
a proposal addressed to one or several concrete persons that is definite and expresses the intent of the person who has made the proposal to consider itself having concluded a contract with the addressee by whom the proposal will be accepted
a proposal by one party to another party, showing a present intention to contract and giving the other party the right to accept to that the contract may be created
a proposal hoping to enter into a contract with other parties
a proposal made by sellers to buyers in order to enter into a contract
a proposal to sell a franchise
a proposed sales contract
a request that will not leave the other person worse off if he/she rejects it
a revocable and unaccepted communication of willingness to promise
a statement or other act in which one person confers power on another to make a contract
a statement that one individual is willing to enter into a contract with another individual on certain terms
a unilateral declaration of intention, and is not a contract
a willingness to contract on certain terms made with the intention that it becomes binding upon acceptance
The amount of money the buyer is willing to pay for a home. This may be lower or higher than the asking price.
A buyer’s written indication of a willingness to purchase a home at a specific price.
Initial communication in contract formation that, if accepted, results in the formation of a contract.
An indication by a trader or investor of the willingness to sell a security or commodity; or, in a quote, the current lowest price anyone is willing to sell a security or commodity.
The rate at which the dealer is willing to sell the base currency.
A legally binding, written contract that defines how much a buyer will pay for a property, depending on satisfactory agreement with a list of contingencies.
An intentional proposal or promise made by one party to act or perform, provided the other party acts or performs in the manner requested.
The price at which an investor is willing to sell a futures or options contract. Offset buying if one has sold, or selling if one has bought, a futures or options on futures contract.
a written contract setting out the terms under which the buyer agrees to buy. Upon acceptance by the buyer and seller, it forms a legally binding contract, subject to the terms and conditions stated in the document.
The price at which a trader will sell a security.
This is the price at which a shareholder is willing to sell his shares.
The price for which a willing seller will sell the asset.
The rate a dealer sells a currency at.
The rate quoted when you wish to sell a foreign currency for NZ Dollars.
The rate quoted when you wish to sell a foreign currency for UK Pounds.
Any dialogue or action which moves the scene/action forward. Offers should be accepted.
the price at which a trader is willing to sell or lend.
Willingness of a potential buyer to purchase a home at a specific price; generally put forth in writing.
A presentation of intent to purchase a property, at a price.
This indicates that a shareholder is prepared to sell at a particular price.
A proposal by one party to another which is intended of itself to create legal relations on acceptance by the party to whom it is made.
The specific proposition being presented to the reader and encompassing product, price and supporting copy.
The terms of a potential contract as communicated by one party to another showing the willingness of the person making it to enter into a contract under the stated terms.
A country's proposal for binding its market access levels.
A proposal to sell a futures contract at a specified price.
A monetary proposal for a property, usually from the buyer to seller.
Also called "ask". Indicates a willingness to sell a futures contract at a given price.
An indication of willingness to sell a futures contract at a given price; the opposite of Bid.
The price at which someone is prepared to sell securities.
Is the price asked by a seller.
The process whereby InterBox participants negotiate the exchange of containers and vessel slot capacity. When one party makes an offer, another party may accept that offer or propose different terms in a counteroffer. This negotiation-based process ensures that all participants in InterBox have the opportunity to seek the terms they prefer.
A proposal by a prospective buyer to purchase a property on certain terms such that if the seller chooses to accept the offer it becomes a contract of purchase and sale.
Legally binding, written contract that declares how much a buyer will pay for the house provided certain conditions are met.
The offer price is the price at which a seller is willing to sell an amount of currency.
The price, or rate, that a willing seller is prepared to sell at.
The price at which Capital Spreads sells and therefore at which a customer (you) can buy.
Price at which broker/dealer is willing to sell. Same as "Ask".
a price at which broker/dealer is selling. It's the same as "Ask" term.
The lowest price at which someone is willing to sell their shares, also known as the Ask price.
An offer, indicating willingness to sell at a given price (opposite of bid).
We use this term when we refer to "making an offer" on a home. The Buyer takes the first step in negotiating a sale when they present their offer. The Seller then may come back with a "counter offer." This process goes back and forth until an agreement is reached at which point it then becomes a binding contract. Homeowners (Sellers) are not under any obligation to accept offers and can reject any offer for any reason - even a full price offer.
The price at which a seller is willing to sell. The best offer is the lowest such price available.
The price at which a dealer would be willing to sell a currency; also the price at which traders must buy a currency.
The price offered at which someone can buy; also called the ask
An Offer applies when a product is made available at a particularly attractive price. Offers have a lot more prominence than directory entries: they are individually listed with full information on our web site. Offers are announced to the entire community. Software items in this category have not necessarily been formally evaluated, but tend to be products which are already firmly established in the market place. An Offer may be valid for a short-term period only, or made into a special arrangement which is available over a period of several months.
1. As a verb, to attempt to interest someone in accepting a piece of {Bible literature}. When I learned our new secretary recently re-entered the work force because her husband died, I offered her the brochure When Someone You Love Dies. 2. As a noun, synonymous with {current offer}. I need to stop by the literature counter and get a few copies of the offer.
Indicates a willingness to sell a futures contract at a given price. (See bid.)
The price at which someone will sell a security.
A presentation or proposal for acceptance, in order to form a contract. To be legally binding, an offer must be definite as to price and terms.
An expression of the desire to purchase a property at a specific price. Once an offer is made and then accepted it leads to the purchase of the property.
Noun - a proposal, a presentation of an option or solution for settlement of a negotiation or a component of a negotiation. Verb - the act of presenting a proposal for consideration by one's counterpart. Acceptance - the act of agreeing to an offer; to accept or agree to the terms that have been offered. To create a valid and enforceable contractual agreement there must be proof of an offer and an acceptance with some form of valuable consideration exchanged between the contracting parties.
A proposal outlining terms and conditions for the purchase of a property that may be accepted, rejected, or countered by the seller. If accepted, the offer becomes a contract.
1. To make a proposal ; to present for acceptance or rejection. 2. To attempt to have something admitted into evidence in a trial; to introduce evidence 3. An "offer" in contract law is a proposal to make a deal. It must be communicated successfully from the person making it to the person to whom it is made and it must be the person to whom it is made and it must be definite and reasonably certain in its terms.
An indication of willingness to sell at a given price, also referred to as an ask, or asking price. The opposite of bid.
Your terms (price, premium, trial offer) which promote a specific product or service.
() A legal document outlining the terms under which the buyer agrees to purchase a vendor's property. If accepted by the vendor, it forms a legally binding contract subject to the terms and conditions stated in the document.
The price at which a currency pair or security is for sale; the quoted price at which an investor can buy a currency pair. This is also known as the 'ask', 'ask price', and 'ask rate'.
A timely response to a solicitation which is binding upon the offeror during the period of time in which the offer is to remain open under the solicitation. An offer is not binding on the County until the award of a contract.
A presentation of a proposed contract, agreement or offer to purchase.
A proposal; after acceptance it becomes a contract.
In a negotiation, a country's proposal for its own further liberalization, usually an offer to improve access to its markets.
The price at which a share is available in the market
To make available, to express a willingness (whether in writing or orally), in the case of real estate, to inform another party of your willingness to sell or buy a specific property on terms set out in your offer. An offer, once made, may be accepted at any time before it is rescinded. Once accepted, the offer and acceptance generally form a binding contract.
The price at which a Forex brokerage firm or trader is willing to sell a currency; also the price at which a trader can buy a currency.
A bid; a price named at which one is willing to buy; the price at which one is willing to sell
To show the desire to sell a futures contract at an established price.
The rate quoted when you wish to sell a foreign currency for the Pound.
The price at which a dealer is willing to sell. The Offer is also called the Ask or Ask Price.
A proposal that is made to a certain individual or legal entity to enter into a contract, that is definite in its terms, and that indicates the offeror's intent to be bound by an acceptance.
The terms of a contract proposed by one party to another. In Property and Casualty Insurance, submitting an application to the company is usually considered an offer. In Life Insurance, the application plus the initial premium constitutes an offer. (G)
The price offered for sale of a particular security at a particular time.
The action of one person proposing a contract to another. If the offer is accepted, a binding contract is formed.
Conveyed intent by one party to form a contract, which may have conditions and stipulations, with another party.
This has two meanings 1, When a buyer states a price that he/she is prepared to pay for a property. 2, When a lender puts in writing that they are prepared to give a mortgage and under what terms and conditions.
Generally a written tender by a potential buyer - indicating willingness to purchase a home at a specific price.
The willingness to sell a good or service at a special price.
Office of Electricity Regulation. This is the electricity industry regulator. The Director of the organisation was appointed due to legislation. This same legislation led to the privatisation of the electricity industry. The regulator has powers to grant licenses, cap prices, negotiate and investigate disputes, and also recommend renewable schemes for NFFO support. There is a separate OFFER section for Scotland.
The price asked by a seller of securities. (When you are buying securities you ask for an offer.) See Asked and Bid.
A writing signed by the buyer offering to buy certain real estate at a specific price.
An indication to sell at a given price. An offer on the futures market is the price at which participants can buy futures contracts
Offer is the price at which a seller is prepared to sell a foreign currency
The presentment of terms, which, if accepted, may lead to the formation of a contract.
An expression indicating one's desire to sell a commodity at a given price; opposite of bid.
A buyer's expression of willingness to purchase a property at the seller's specified price.
In insurance terminology, the applicant's signing and submitting a written application for life insurance, accompanied by the first premium. (See also: offer and acceptance.)
An offer is effectively a bid by a prospective buyer. In England and Wales acceptance of an offer does not constitute a legally binding contract.
A proposal to create a contract, which signifies the present intent of the offeror to be legally bound by his proposal. Back to the Top
A buyerâ€(tm)s proposal to purchase a property from a seller. The seller may respond with a counter-offer.
A place made available to you for study at the university You may accept, reject or defer a Monash offer
This is the rate quoted by your broker at which he/she is happy to sell a foreign currency.
The price at which a person is willing to sell. (Also known as Ask).
Offer is the pricing level that a seller is prepared to sell a foreign currency at.
A rate proposed to sell a currency.
The price at which a market maker sells shares; also known as the "ask". Market makers quote two prices - a bid where they buy and an offer where they sell.
The price at which a person is willing to sell a security.
An offer of goods or services, including the naming of a price, usually by those making the offer.
A bid for a home purchase. Generally, it is made in writing. Offers may be withdrawn without penalty prior to acceptance or rejection; if accepted, the offer becomes binding.
An aspect of a direct mail package – a lower subscription price, for example – that is unique so that the recipient cannot find it anywhere else.
An expression of willingness t o purchase a property at a specified price; presenting for acceptance a price for a property unit; the bid price in a real estate transaction.
The price at which a person is ready to sell. Opposed to bid, the price at which one is ready to buy. (See: Bid and Asked)
The rate at which a dealer is willing to sell a currency.
an offer to contract must be made with the intention to create legal relations if accepted. It must be capable to be accepted ie not contain any condition which is impossible. It must also be complete (not requiring more information to define what is being offered) and not merely advertising or an invitation to treat.
The proposal that a buyer makes to a seller to purchase their property. The details of the offer are laid out in the terms of the contract to purchase. An offer can be accepted, rejected or countered. Also called a bid.
In contract, to make a proposal; to hold out an offer as in the attempt to make a contract.
A proposal to so or refrain from doing some specified thing usually followed by an expected acceptance, counter-offer, return promise or act. The person who makes the offer is called the offeror. The recipient of the offer is called the offeree.
The price at which the market market will sell shares to investors.
a proposal to buy real estate at a given price.
Make an offer on the purchase price with the intention of purchasing Part-Possession: The term used when a property is being sold, where a tenant has legal right of occupation.
In the securities business this means the same as ask / ask price, or the price ...
Glossary-O When you make an offer on a house, it means you are making a formal bid to buy a home. You can work with your real estate sales professional to put together a written bid that abides by the laws in your state. Your offer should include such aspects as the address of the home, the sales price, the type of mortgage financing you will use to purchase the home, any personal property that might be included as part of the sale, and a target date for closing and occupancy. An earnest money deposit typically accompanies the offer. Your real estate sales professional can provide guidance on other elements of the offer. Once you have made an offer, the seller has the opportunity to accept, decline, or make a counter-offer. If your offer is accepted, you have a ratified sales contract. This contract is the starting point for working with an approved lender to get the mortgage that's right for you.
The price at which a person is ready to sell, as opposed to the bid, which is the price at which one is ready to buy.
Signifies a willingness to sell a contract at a given price. The opposite of "bid".
A proposal which, when accepted, will become a contract. In real estate, the buyer commonly makes a written offer to purchase property, which may then be accepted, rejected, or countered by the seller. Offers may be withdrawn without penalty at any time prior to acceptance, unless the offer provides otherwise. If a proposal is rejected, it may not be resurrected without permission of the person who made the offer.
A proposal to enter into an agreement with another person. An offer must express the intent of the person making the offer to form a contract, must contain some essential terms--including the price and subject matter of the contract--and must be communicated by the person making the offer. A legally valid acceptance of the offer will create a binding contract.
A bid made by a prospective buyer, this is not legally binding.
Generally speaking, it is a proposal that if accepted by the other party, will form an agreement.
The price at which a seller will sell a security.
An oral or written proposal to sell a franchise to a prospective franchisee upon understood general terms and conditions.
Space and rent proposal from the facility; may be in the form of a contract or license agreement.
The lowest price that anyone is willing to accept for a share at that time.
The price at which a person is ready to sell. For *collective investment schemes, the 'offer' price is the price at which you purchase units in the fund. (See Spread)
An offer to sell a quantity of electricity at a specified price.
(1) A general term indicating the willingness to sell an asset at a given price. An offer may, for instance, be the price on which a loan may be based, the price at which a security is sold on the market or the conditions on which a bill is discounted. Related: Bid(2) In credit insurance, the term indicates the amounts for which an export credit agencies is committed to provide cover if the exporter succeeds in obtaining a contract. It usually refers to medium-term business, given that most agencies do not make offers for normal short-term business. Français: Offres/Offres Español: Oferta
an expression of readiness to contract on certain term by a person (the offer or) with the intention that it becomes binding when accepted by the person to whom it is addressed (the offeree)
A presentation to form a contract or agreement.
A foreign exchange term referring to the price at which one will sell to another a particular foreign currency. For example, the offer price on the Retail Rate Sheet is listed as "Sell" meaning this is the price we are selling (or charging the customer) for a particular foreign currency. Also referred to as the ask price.
The communication of the proposed terms of a contract by one party to another
An act of willingness to enter into a purchase agreement that justifies to another person an understanding that his assent to that purchase agreement is invited and will establish a contract.
A motion to sell a commodity at a specified price. Opposite of bid. The Offer price is the price at which a dealer offers to sell a commodity.
Price at which the owner of a security will sell; also known as the ask, asked, or asking price.
An expression of willingness to purchase a property at a specified price; presenting for acceptance a price for a property parcel; the bid price in a real estate or security transaction.
The lowest price at which a person is willing to sell; as opposed to bid which is the highest price at which one is willing to buy.
indication by a potential buyer of a willingness to purchase a home at a specific price; generally put forth in writing.
A contractual communication that proposes definite terms. A contract is created if the other party accepts those terms.
The price (or rate) at which a seller is willing to sell at.
Term used to describe a stated price or spread to sell whole loans or securities
The price at which the trader will sell a stock.
The amount of money a buyer bids on a house, subject to the acceptance or rejection of the seller. Once the seller accepts an offer, the agreement on the property is binding.
An indication of willingness to sell at a given price; opposite of bid, the price level of the offer may be referred to as the ask.
Can be used to refer to a mortgage offer or your offer to purchase a property at a set price.