A type of bond offering

A private firm's first issue of shares to the public

A sale of additional shares by a public company

A method of trading in dark pools

The price at which the dealer is willing to sell

The price at which the dealer is willing to buy

The average price of securities

The price at which investors can buy securities

An order to buy or sell immediately at current market price

An order that requires a broker's approval

An order to buy or sell at a specified price

An order that can be canceled at any time

The minimum equity that must be kept in a margin account

The percentage of equity in a short sale

The initial margin requirement for buying on margin

The total value of securities in a margin account

Investors are given a grace period to pay

Investors are required to sell their securities

Investors must deposit additional funds or securities

Investors can withdraw their funds

To advise firms on terms for selling securities

To buy securities for their own account

To provide loans to investors

To trade securities on the secondary market

Trading based on inside information

Trading based on public information

Trading that is regulated by the SEC

Trading that occurs in dark pools

Borrowing shares to sell them at a higher price

Buying shares with the expectation of price increase

Selling shares that are owned by the investor

Trading shares without any margin requirements

To provide loans to companies

To manage investment portfolios for clients

To facilitate the buying and selling of securities

To regulate the prices of commodities

An order that executes immediately at the market price

An order that guarantees execution at any price

An order to buy or sell at a specified price or better

An order that can only be placed during market hours