NYSE
- proper noun
- We find that the percentage of time that the NYSE quotes the best bid drops significantly from 95.78% to 56.66%.
- NYSE market
- NYSE stocks
- trading on the NYSE
Buy stocks in the New York Stock Exchange, the NYSE, buy stocks on the NASDAQ.
- Buy stocks in the New York Stock Exchange, the NYSE, buy stocks on the NASDAQ.
- They could change their mind, but essentially right now demanding that DDD list from the NYSE.
- Scott, the NYSE and the NASDAQ have had this duopoly on the US stock market for years now.
- You know, this is an NYSE deal, New York Stock Exchange deal and Kim and I have so I was talking about how we took three companies public.
Examples
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Different from the NASDAQ, which lost market shares quickly, the NYSE had resisted the competition from ECNs successfully for years.
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Our findings indicate that the markets for NYSE stocks have become particularly competitive in recent years.
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When the markets become more and more competitive, the market shares of the NYSE drop.
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Prior studies have shown that the NYSE usually offers better execution than other venues.
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Under the design of the NYSE, all orders of a stock are routed to its specialist.
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Buy stocks in the New York Stock Exchange, the NYSE, buy stocks on the NASDAQ.
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For NYSE-listed stocks, the NYSE is the primary trading venue.
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Scott, the NYSE and the NASDAQ have had this duopoly on the US stock market for years now.
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However, when the off-NYSE markets obtain substantial market shares, the NYSE market makers may not have enough orders for cost-sharing.
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The shares of Apple are traded on the NYSE, one of the largest stock exchanges in the world.
Synonyms
A large place in New York where people buy and sell shares of companies
A nickname for the New York Stock Exchange at 11 Wall Street
A large place in New York where people buy and sell company shares
Compounds
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Etymology
NYSE stands for New York Stock Exchange. The exchange part means a place to 'swap' or 'trade' 'stocks', so the NYSE is the big market in New York where shares change hands.