GROSS SPREAD
Difference between the security price paid by the underwriter and the actual price charged to the public. The spread compensates the underwriters of an initial public offering (IPO) to shoulder costs, risks, management fees, and commission or takedown. Majority of the profits the underwriting earns through the deal are frequently obtained through this spread. Aside from gross spread, it also usually involves fixed costs including registration fees, as well as legal and accounting consultants.
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Cancellation
Notification by a broker advising his or her client that an incorrect exchange deal was conducted and that the activity is being pointed out. For e ...
Kicker Pattern
A two-bar candlestick pattern that signifies change in the direction of the market trend for the price of an asset. The pattern is composed of two ...
UFMI
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