premarket
Happening before the stock market opens, often about trading or prices
- adjective
- /ˈpriːˌmɑːrkɪt/
- Specialized
- The FDA does no premarket safety testing on genetically engineered foods, instead relying on the word of Monsanto, Dupont, and other biotech companies that these foods are safe.
- premarket trade
- premarket trading
- premarket approval
Examples
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BHP -1.3% premarket.
Blog text (5) -
Shares of the company surged 7% in premarket trading as investors reacted positively to the earnings report.
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The financial news highlighted a 10% increase in stock prices during premarket sessions today.
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Traders often watch for significant changes in prices during premarket hours before the market officially opens.
Antonyms
Surface Forms
premarket positive
Morphology
Etymology
Premarket is made from pre- 'before' and market 'market', meaning a place for buying and selling stocks, so as an adjective it describes trading or prices that happen before the market's official opening.