An electronic system used by the New York Stock Exchange to send orders between brokers and trading booths on the floor of the exchange. An order-management system designed exclusively for NYSE members, which enables member firms to quickly and efficiently process and manage their orders and selectively route orders via SuperDOT® directly to either the trading post, the … [Read more...]
Who is a Direct-Access Broker?
A stockbroker that concentrates on speed and order execution - unlike a full-service broker that focuses on research and advice. Day traders could trade their markets directly via the various exchanges, but this would require a trading account with each exchange, so it is more efficient and easier to use a day trading brokerage. In contrast to traditional investors who usually … [Read more...]
Broker
‘Broker’ is one of the most common terms used in stock market. But people are often confused about the role or duties and responsibilities of a ‘broker’. In short, it is a person or agent who carries out the task of handling and managing public's orders to buy and sell shares, stocks, commodities or any other property. There are Full service brokers, too, who offer a complete … [Read more...]
Your Complete Source Of The Best Information- Broker Guide
Broker Guide - Your Complete Source Of The Best Information The Broker Guide is a very useful tool to help the people involved in the market especially traders, marketers and buyers who want to have the control and knowledge on how to handle the different economic factors and variables involved in the trading process. Basically, the market is a very dangerous place for the … [Read more...]
How to Buy an IPO Stock
How to Buy IPO Stock An IPO is an initial public offering of stock for a corporation. Buying an IPO is usually left to either the wealthy or to those who have inside connections to the company or underwriters. However, there are a few times and ways that you can get in on an IPO. Get a trading account. You need a brokerage account to buy stock of any kind, but for an IPO, you … [Read more...]