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Initiator
The Initiator is
the trading member who starts the auction. The Initiator can be a
buyer or a seller.
Insider trading
Trading on information which is not
really available to the general public. Trading in a Company's
shares by a connected person having non-public, price sensitive
information, such as expansion plans, financial results, takeover
bids, etc., by virtue of his association with that Company, is
called insider trading.
Illiquid
An investment is said to be
illiquid if it cannot easily be turned back into cash quickly and at
a low cost.
Shares in smaller companies are more likely to be illiquid than
those in larger companies; they will be less easy to sell and you
are likely to find that the spread or difference between the buying
and selling price is much wider.So, in other words blue chip shares
are more liquid than unquoted companies.
Insider
Someone who trades a
security on the back of knowledge which is not available to the
world at large and who, thereby, makes a profit.
Issuing house
This is a member of the Issuing Houses Association, responsible for
sponsoring the issue of a new security on the Stock Exchange or an
over the counter market.The definition has also spread to include
any merchant bank or dealer in securities which is involved in such
an issue.The issuing house will have been closely involved in the
process leading up to the flotation and will have advised the
company on its timing, pricing, etc.
Issued Share Capital
This is the total number of shares a company has made publicly
available multiplied by the total nominal value of the shares.
Immediate or Cancel (IOC)
An Immediate or Cancel (IOC) order
allows a user to buy or sell a security as soon as the order is
released into the market, failing which the order is removed from
the market. There could be a partial match for such an order
resulting in one or more trades, in which case the balance order
will be removed from the market.
Inactive Shares
Shares which are seldom bought and
sold in the stock exchange, although they are listed. A share which
is transacted less than four times a year may be called inactive or
dead. It is quite difficult to find a buyer or a seller for such
shares. The Spread between buying and selling prices can be large.
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