Stock Exchange Automated Quotations, is used for the UK equity market. Screens are continually updated for prices and trade reports.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotations. Electronic price information system employed by the London Stock Exchange.
SEAQ - the Stock Exchange Automated Quotation system is a computer based trading system designed to ensure that deals are executed at the best available market prices. The system displays marketmakers bid and offer prices and registers the size, time and price of every deal that goes through the system. SEAQ is not an electronic trading system: member firms use it to view prices, then contact the relevant marketmaker by phone to arrange the trade. Once executed, the trade is reported using SEAQ.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotation system. An over-the-counter electronic trading system in use in the UK.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotations. The quote driven system for trading UK shares.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotation. The LSE's quote-driven trading system.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotation System. A computerised system on the LSE that constantly updates data on UK securities. Stocks traded using this method are referred to as being traded on the quote book and are smaller than those traded using SETS.
Stock Exchange Automated Quote system. A computerised information system that means stockbrokers all over the UK have equal access to information about share prices and trade reports/financial news.
The Stock Exchange Automated Quotation system for UK securities. A continuously updating computer database containing price quotations and trade reports in UK securities, SEAQ carries the market makers bids and offers for UK securities.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotation System - on - screen for Stock Exchange members which allows them to advertise their share price.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotations, a screen-based quote display system used as a price reference point for telephone execution between market participants and registered market makers.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotation system. The computer trading system for UK stocks and shares used as a price reference point for telephone execution between market participants and registered market makers.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotations system - the main set (segment) of equities traded on the London market.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotations. THE SEAQ is a computerised price display and recording system for prices of gilts and of shares. SEAQ requires all competing market makers to quote buying and selling prices along with the number of shares they are prepared to deal with at that price. These quotes can also be viewed on screens in brokers' offices.
Stock exchange automated quotations. An electronic price display system for securities. SEAQ requires all competing market makers to quote buying and selling prices along with the number of shares they are prepared to deal at that price. These quotes are displayed on screens in brokers' offices.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotations - the quote-driven, screen-based system through which market makers display their prices for buying and selling shares.
The London Stock Exchange Automated Quotations system is a London Stock Exchange trading service. SEAQ is a continuously updated electronic notice board containing price quotations of UK securities. Market makers use the system to display the prices at which they are prepared to buy or sell shares.
SEAQ is the London Stock Exchange's service for mid-cap Official List securities and the most liquid AIM securities. The service is based on two-way continuous Market Maker quotes. The Market Makers quotes on this service are maintained by competing investment banks whose prices are displayed on more than 100,000 terminals around the world. These prices enable investors wanting to trade these securities to easily find a buyer or a seller at a fair and transparent price. For the FTSE 250 securities on SEAQ there is an additional electronic execution facility allowing you to seek execution at market makers mid-prices, SEAQ Crosses. These crosses run at 09:30, 11:00, 15:00 and 16:45.
Stock Exchange Automatic Quote. The price dissemination system by which Stock Exchange prices are transmitted to the market.
An electronic system for displaying market-makers' quotations in UK quotations admitted to the London Stock Exchange. SEAQ forms the interface between the market-makers and their customers allowing the entry and display of bid and ask prices on the SEAQ system.
Stock Exchange Automated Quotation system of the London Stock Exchange. The system used by market makers to disseminate the prices at which they are prepared to trade in equities and bonds quoted on the exchange. It also acts as a means of disseminating other market and general information. For SEAQ to be used for a listed company’s shares, there must be two market makers registered in the stock to offer competing prices at which investors can deal. Otherwise, the stock will be traded on SEATS PLUS, the Stock Exchange Alternative Trading Service.
The Stock Exchange Automated Quotation system for UK securities. The London Stock Exchange's service for mid-cap securities and the most liquid AIM securities. The service is based on two-way continuous quotes, offered by competing market makers. Prices are displayed on more than 100,000 terminals around the world, enabling investors to buy and sell at a fair and transparent price.
The Stock Exchange Automated Quotation system (or SEAQ) is a system for trading mid-cap LSE stocks. Stocks need to have at least two market-makers to be eligible for trading via SEAQ.