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A firm quote is a quote displayed at which the market maker is obligated to buy or sell at the quoted price.
A firm quote includes a bid and ask price at which a market maker is willing to trade a specific quantity.
A firm quote is non-negotiable. It is a “take it or leave it” offer.
With a firm quote, the price is guaranteed. Market makers are obliged to deal at the displayed price and volume when their quotes are firm.
A market maker is an individual or institution that buys and sells large amounts of a particular asset in order to facilitate liquidity.
An indicative quote is a price quote that is informative only. It is a type of quote provided to a trader from a market maker that may be changed prior to a transaction. It is a reasonable estimate...
Forex stands for “foreign exchange” and refers to the buying or selling of one currency in exchange for another. While it is called “foreign” exchange, this is just a relative term. The terms “foreign” and “domestic” are relative to the person using the term. What is foreign to someone is considered domestic to another. “Currency exchange” […]
Volume is a measure of quantity. In trading, the volume is the amount of a particular asset traded over a period of time. It is the number of units, shares, or contracts that change hands between a buyer and a seller. The more actively traded an asset is, the higher the volume will be (and […]
An electronic market maker is a firm that provides prices on electronic trading (e-trading) venues and continuously submits limit orders to buy or to sell. It provides liquidity to those traders...
Successful traders take care of the downside and know that the upside will take care of itself.Amrit Sall