Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Bid"
"Bid," refers to "Bid and Offer" or "Bid in the Asking Price." A Bid is where someone's willing to buy a particular security. '"Bid" for that securities', 'I'll buy a thousand shares at $100.00', that's the Bid price. Let's say the "Offer" price or "Ask" is a $101.00 and 'I'll sell you a 1,000 shares at that price.' This is referred to in a two-way quotation market that is the "Stock Exchange." This is an important component of the capital markets and the transparency of the Bid and the Ask are critical when it comes to establishing a fluid market for a security. Hey, on a side note, I'm going to tell you about Bid or 'Hit the Bid" when I was running a hedge fund and I'd have a trader sell for me, I'd tell him to 'hit that Bid' and that Bid would be something like this, "Hey, self, 100,000 shares of a burgers." What's that mean, that's McDonald's. Today's word is "Bid."
Definition - The term bid stipulates the price the potential buyer is willing to pay, as well as the quantity he or she will purchase, for that proposed price. A bid also refers to the price at which a market maker is willing to buy a security. But unlike retail buyers, market makers must also display an ask price.
"When completing a purchase at the bid price, both the bid and the ask may rise to significantly higher levels for subsequent transactions, if the seller perceives a strong demand. A bid is an offer made by an investor, trader, or dealer in an effort to buy a security, commodity, or currency.
The spread between the bid and the ask is a reliable indicator of supply and demand, for the financial instrument in question. Market makers, often referred to as specialists, are vital to the efficiency and liquidity of the marketplace."
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