“POST” vs. “NO POST” PRICE QUOTATIONS WITH THE BROKER A “posted price” is a live dealable price given by a dealer to the broker and is intended to be broadcasted to all trading participants in a particular market. On the other hand, a “No Post” price, although unannounced is considered dealable. It will be dealt [...]
A posted price is said to be under negotiation when an interested dealer asks the broker for an improvement or for any flexibility in the price quotation. The improved price should only be shown to the negotiating dealer. If not immediately dealt, the broker may announce the improved price to other dealers as a live [...]
WRONG “BIG FIGURE” PRICE QUOTATION Wrong “Big Figure” or “big fig” price quotation is defined in the trading markets as follows: a) USD/PhP Foreign Exchange Spot as PhP 1.00 off the current spot price e.g. USD/PhP Spot Bid Price USD/PhP 44.10 Erroneous Quotation USD/PhP 43.10 Wrong “Big Fig” 43.00 b) USD/PhP Foreign Exchange Forward and [...]
Sizing-up is an action of an aggressor dealer asking how much more volume can the quoting dealer do on top of the initial volume that was shown for the posted price. a) When an aggressor dealer asks for a bigger volume for a posted price without specifying any amount, and the quoting dealer responds with [...]
“All-or-nothing” price quotation is defined as a price for a specified volume and could only be traded in its entirety. Dealers may give an “all-or-nothing” price quotation for a specific volume above the minimum trading lot for business or economic reasons such as, efficiency in booking or getting the whole volume dealt straight away in [...]
Stuffing takes place when a broker loses a price or makes an erroneous price quotation, and he is being obliged by the aggressor dealer to still honor and complete the missed deal. Usually, the price to cover is worse than the price lost; hence, cost is shouldered by the broker who got stuffed. a. Dealers [...]
Market color, which is not to be confused with sizing-up the volume, is a terminology normally used in the context of dealers and brokers describing the depth of market liquidity. It is also defined as the ensuing sentiment in the trading markets. The market color is commonly given by a broker to market participant dealers. [...]
POSTED PRICE IS HIT BY TWO OR MORE DEALERS WITH THE MONEY BROKER (BROKER) RESULTING IN TRANSACTION VOLUME LESS THAN THE MINIMUM STANDARD LOT When a posted price with a broker is lifted or given simultaneously by two or more dealers, the volume specified by the quoting dealer will be divided equally among the aggressor [...]
POSTED PRICE IS HIT BY TWO OR MORE DEALERS WITH THE MONEY BROKER (BROKER) RESULTING IN TRANSACTION VOLUME LESS THAN THE MINIMUM STANDARD LOT When a posted price with a broker is lifted or given simultaneously by two or more dealers, the volume specified by the quoting dealer will be divided equally among the aggressor [...]
TRADING PRACTICES - THE PRICE QUOTED TO THE BROKER IS “SUBJECT” / “UNDER REFERENCE” OR “INDICATIVE” THE PRICE QUOTED TO THE BROKER IS "SUBJECT" / "UNDER REFERENCE" OR "INDICATIVE" "Subject", "under reference", and "indicative" price terminologies are interchangeably used by dealers. A "subject", "under reference", or "indicative" price is not a firm price. The broker [...]
PERSONAL CONDUCT OF DEALERS WITH MONEY BROKERS a)Dealers and brokers must not engage in unprofessional activities such as the use of orders (fictitious or otherwise) for the primary purpose of tracking potential counterparties so that they can deal with them directly. b)No unprofessional conduct or means shall be used to persuade a counterparty to increase [...]
A Financial Scam is a fraudulent investment operation that pays returns to investors from their own money or money paid by subsequent investors rather than from any actual profit earned. The two most often used schemes are “Ponzi” and Pyramid. The words “Ponzi” and “Pyramid” are often used interchangeably but the basic difference is that a Ponzi scheme has [...]
As a fellow investor, I would not be surprised that the news on the current global crisis made you feel scared and confused as to what will happen and where to place your hard-earned money these days. Well, government securities such as Treasury bills (T-bills), Fixed Rate Treasury Notes (FXTNs) and Retail Treasury Bonds (RTBs) [...]