To make a bid; to state what one will pay or take.
This is the price that the trader making the price is willing to buy an option or security for.
The only price that a spread betting client can sell either way to cover a long position or to go short. All spread bets are quoted in a two-way price, bid and offer - For further information click here
(1) An offer of money at an art auction. (2) The campaign platform of a slate of candidates running for election as a convention's executive committee. (3) A campaign to have a particular city selected as the site of a future edition of an established convention (e.g., Toronto won the bid to be the site of the 2003 WorldCon).
A statement of what a vendor will take for a good or service. Vendor may bid either verbally or in writing and the bid is generally good for a defined period of time.
An order to buy a specified number of contracts at a specified price over a specified number of days.
An indication and offer on an item up for sale at a competitive public auction. Bids are typically made in predetermined increments.
A process used to select a vendor in which a company solicits proposals from a number of prospective suppliers.
An offer to buy a specific quantity of a commodity that is subject to immediate acceptance.
The price at which a market maker has offered to purchase an asset.
the price you expect to sell at when using a market order Breakeven - when the price is equal to a level that covers the expense of entering and exiting a trade
The price that a buyer is willing to pay to purchase a given currency and sell another at a particular time.
The price at which buyers want to buy a currency pair. Sell orders on FXTrade are executed at the Bid Price.
To offer a price for an item.
(to make) an offer to buy something at a particular price.
The highest price quoted by prospective buyers.
The seller's offer to furnish material or perform services at a stated price under specific terms in response to the buyer's solicitation. A bid may be a formal document, an advertisement, a letter, or a verbal offer by the bidder.
The price offered to purchase a commodity, currency or investment instrument.
Formal submission of a proposal to purchase property or perform pre-defined work under specific conditions at a cost noted in the proposal.
A complete and properly signed offer to do the work for the sums stipulated therein, submitted in accordance with the bidding documents.
As well as the bid being the buying side of the price if I say a stock is looking bid or biddish it means that I think it feels like it might go higher.
A motion to buy a futures or options contract at a specified price. Opposite of offer.
In a market, the current price at which an instrument may be sold.
The price at which a seller will sell particular securities. In the securities and commodities trade, the highest price offered for a security or commodity at a given time. Also called a quotation or quote.
The price that someone is willing to pay for a security or an asset. In the stock market, the bid portion of a stock quote is the highest price anyone is willing to pay for a security at that time.
The price of selling stock, and the lower number in the bid-ask spread. When looking at a stock quote, the bid price is what you would receive if you sold stock into the market at that exact moment.
The lowest price anyone wants to sell the security for at a given time. (See: Ask, and Bid-Ask Spread)
Stated price given to perform a job.
The highest price any buyer is willing to pay for a given security at a given time; also called bid price. Opposite of ask.
The price at which buyers offer electricity from New Zealand Electricity Market at a grid exit point.
The price a potential buyer is willing to pay for a contract. The opposite of Offer/Ask.
1. A network terminal's attempt to gain control over a line in order to transmit data, usually associated with the contention style of sharing a single line among several terminals. 2. A vendor's proposal to win a contract.
An indication of a trader of a willingness to buy a security. The price at which an investor can sell.
The price a prospective buyer is prepared to pay at a particular time for trading a unit of a given security.
The price at which Capital Spreads buys and therefore at which a customer can sell the contract (bet) quoted.
An offering of money in exchange for property placed for sale.
The amount a bidder signals the auctioneer the bidder would pay to buy the lot being auctioned.
The price offered by a buyer of securities. (When you are selling securities, you ask for a bid.) See Offer.
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The bid is the offered price of a currency, or the price a buyer is willing to pay.
Used in the context of a takeover means making an offer for the shares of another company.
The price of a buy order, i.e. the amount of money the buyer is willing to pay.
The price at which a party is willing to buy.
a proposal to work for a certain amount of money, based on plans and specifications for a project.
An expression of willingness to buy a commodity at a given price; the opposite of Offer.
A quotation given to a prospective purchaser upon his request, usually in competition with other suppliers. An offer to sell specific goods to a particular buyer at a specified price.
One "bids" a price in order to represent his/her desire to buy a contract at a specific price .
a formal proposal to buy at a specified price
propose a payment; "The Swiss dealer offered $2 million for the painting"
a quotation by a Supplier
The price (or discount percent) at which a dealer offers to buy a security. See "Ask."
An offer to purchase in a specific dollar amount and under specific conditions.
An indication by an investor, trader, or dealer of the willingness to buy a security or a commodity at a certain price; also, the highest current such indication for a specific stock or commodity at any point in time.
The current value of a click on a listing generated by a keyword, as calculated and displayed by the BidSmartâ„¢ Auction Platform.
the confirmation of a quote price
the price at which a person is ready to buy a security. Offer - the price at which a person is ready to sell a security
means a response from a vendor to an IFB.
The highest price a buyer is willing to pay for a stock. When combined with the ask price information, it forms the basis of a stock quote.
The amount paid by an advertiser for each visitor sent to them via a click on their ad under a pay per click model. Bids are made in an auction format where the highest paid advertisements are shown before lower paid ones.
The price at which a trader will buy a security.
The price for which a willing buyer will purchase the asset.
The price offered to purchase a security.
The price at which a buy offers to pay for a security or property.
The quoted bid at which a Market Maker is willing to buy a stock.
The amount of money a buyer offers to pay for an item up for auction.
An indication to buy at a given price. A bid on the futures market is the price at which participants can sell futures contracts
A bid firstly may be defined as an attempt by one company to take over another or it may the price at which the market maker is prepared to buy shares.
A written offer of a price that describes the project, the work entailed, and the specified cost for which the contractor is willing to perform the work.
The price which investors are offering to purchase shares of a stock.
A documented list of products that Stone Legends proposes to produce and sell to a customer based on our interpretation of the customer's drawings, faxes, sketches or complete plans.
The price at which traders are prepared to pay for a security.
Is the price a buyer is willing to pay for shares of a stock, or other investment at a given time.
A proposal to buy at a specified price. Related: Ask, Offer
This is the stated price a buyer is willing to pay for an asset or a business.
The price offered by the trader. This usually indicates the highest price a purchaser will pay.
A bidder's indication or offer of a price he/she is willing to pay to purchase personal or real property at auction. Bids are usually called in standard increments established by the auctioneer.
The price the buyer is prepared to pay. (Also see Offer).
A formal offer by a contractor, in accordance with specifications for a project, to do all or a phase of the work at a certain price in accordance with the terms and conditions stated in the offer.
The price, at which a sell transaction is effected.
A verifiable price that a buyer is willing to pay to secure product.
A firm and unconditional offer made by a firm to perform services for the Department. This usually refers to a contractor bidding to construct a project.
Price at which someone is prepared to buy shares or other quoted securities.
Also called an "offer". When a potential buyer is interested in purchasing a house, they will place a bid, offering to pay the seller a certain price for the house. The seller may either accept, or counter-offer until a price, closing date, and all contingencies are agreed upon. The house is then considered to have an accepted offer and remains so until the closing date, at which point the buyer takes possession of the house. If the buyer is unable to purchase the house at any time between bid acceptance and closing, the house goes back on the market.
Is the price that a buyer is willing to pay.
Rrice at which a broker/dealer is willing to buy.
Bid is the price at which a buyer has offered to purchase the currency
The price that a buyer is prepared to purchase at; the price offered for a currency.
a tender, quotation or any offer to enter into a contract
Price at which broker/dealer is willing to buy. For example, if EUR/USD is quoted at 1.1850/1.1854, the 1.1850 is the "Bid" price.
The price a potential buyer is willing to pay for a security. Sometimes also used in the context of takeovers where one corporation is bidding for (trying to buy) another corporation. In trading, we have the bid-ask spread which is the difference between what buyers are willing to pay and what sellers are asking for in terms of price.
An offer from selected vendors to provide a product or service to the university at a fixed price.
The price that buying investors are willing to pay for shares.
Also known as the Buy Quote, the highest price any buyer in the market is willing to pay for the security.
The offered amount for a property for sale at auction.
An offer to buy at a stated price. Broker - A person who is paid a fee or commission for executing orders. In futures trading, the term may refer to: (1) a floor broker, i.e., an exchange member who executes orders on the trading floor of an exchange; (2) an account executive or associated person who deals with customers for a futures commission merchant or introducing broker; and (3) a futures commission merchant.
the price at which a dealer is willing to buy. Boiler room: an enterprise that uses high pressure sales tactics, false or misleading information, and scare tactics, generally over the telephone, to sell overpriced or worthless investments to unsophisticated investors.
On Prosper, a lender makes a bid by offering an amount (in loan principal) and an interest rate (in an annual interest rate) against a borrower's loan listing. Depending on the rate and bid date of other bids on a listing, an individual bid can have three different statuses: winning, partially outbid, or outbid.
An expression indicating a desire to buy a commodity at a given price, opposite of offer.
The price at which a buyer has offered to purchase the currency or instrument.
The highest price a buyer is willing to accept when purchasing a security.
The offer to buy property at a specific price.
A bid, subject to immediate acceptance, made on the floor of exchange to buy a definite number of futures contracts at a specified price.
The price at which a dealer is willing to buy a currency, and at which a trader must sell to enter or exit a currency position.
The quoted price at which someone can sell
A buyer's offer to pay a certain price.
The price that the market participants are willing to pay. See offer.
The price at which the bank is prepared to buy an asset (e.g. currency) or pay a fixed rate of interest.
The oral, written or indicated offer for an item at a sale.
Bid price Bid-asked Spread Bidder
A prospective buyer's offer of a price he or she will pay to purchase an item that is listed on eBay. Bid prices are accepted in standardized increments established by eBay.
A market maker's price to buy a commodity, security, currency or any financial instrument. A two-way price comprises the bid and ask/offer. The difference between the two quotations is known as the Spread.
The amount offered for an item up for sale
is the offer of the bidder submitted in the prescribed manner to furnish all labor, equipment, and materials to perform the specified work within the time prescribed.
The price currency buyers are willing to pay to purchase a particular currency and sell another currency at a specific date/time.
The price that a buyer is prepared to purchase at. The Bid Rate would be the exchange rate we would quote when you buy currency against another.
The price at which an investor can place an order to buy a currency pair; the quoted price where an investor can sell a currency pair. This is also known as the 'bid price' and 'bid rate'.
An offer, usually written, to furnish materials or services for a specified sum of money in accordance with the terms of a contract proposal.
The highest offered price at a specified time.
A bid is an indication by a potential seller of the price the seller is willing to receive to offer the auctioned goods or services.
A prospective buyer's indication or offer of a price he or she will pay to purchase property at auction. Bids are usually in standardized increments established by the auctioneer.
The price at which a buyer is willing to buy a security.
The price at which a customer can sell a share of stock.
The decision whether or not to submit a proposal in response to a request for proposal. [D00158] SPM 304-9
Also known as the ask price. This price represents what a market maker is willing to purchase the stock from a seller. This is the price you can sell your stocks.
The request to buy a commodity at a specified price; the opposite of offer.
(A76) An offer (i.e., price) made in response to an Invitation for Bid in Sealed Bid procurement.
The bid is the price at which a stock can be sold. It is the bottom half of the spread on a stock. As with the ask, you may be able to obtain a sale within the spread, but this often depends upon the liquidity of the stock, the number of trades, etc.
The price at which a dealer or trader is willing to buy a currency; also the price at which a trader can sell a currency.
1. The price someone will pay for a given security. 2. To submit a price willing to be paid for a security.
The purchase price offered for a stock. According to the ASSET system, several bid prices may exist at a time, but the highest bid will be displayed.
The best price in the market that someone is willing to pay for your security.
The price that the market will buy shares. A trader can sell the bid price using CFDs to either go short or cover a long trade.
the offer or proposal of any contractor to furnish material and labor for one or more parts of a building.
An offer of a certain amount of consideration.
An offer to perform the work described in contract documents at a specified cost.
A complete and properly signed proposal to do the work or designated portion thereof for the sums stipulated therein, supported by data called for by the bidding requirements.
An offer, stated as a price or spread, to buy whole loans or securities
The price a prospective buyer is willing to pay for a security. See also: Ask.
The can be price at which an investor will buy shares or it could be a company wishing to purchase the majority of shares of another, usually to give it overall control of that company.
The price that buyers say they are willing to pay for a good in an auction market.
The price / rate at which the market maker is willing to buy a currency or borrow money.
Price at which a buyer is willing to purchase a security. [Back
The quoted price where a customer can sell a currency pair. Also known as the ‘bid price' or ‘bid rate.' Bid/Ask Spread The point difference between the bid and ask (offer) price.
An offer to host an event or meeting.
The price at which the stock may be sold into the market (the buying price in the market).
An offer made for an item(s) in an auction.
The price offered to purchase securities in the primary market. In relation to a tender, a bid also includes the volume willing to be bought at the price offered.
Order go out to bid with the county when the price of a specific order exceeds $2500. The county will perform the bid process and negotiate with vendors to obtain the lowest price on the specific commodity the order is requisitioning. The bid process will mail out to suitable vendors who sell the goods, in hopes to receive a price from the lowest bidder for the specific goods ordered.
Also known as an estimate. A proposal given to an owner or contractor reflecting the cost of installation for a scope of work.
price This is the quoted bid, or the highest price an investor is willing to pay to buy security. Practically speaking, this is the available price at which an investor can sell shares of stock. Related: Ask , offer.
A motion to buy a commodity at a specified price. Opposite of offer. The Bid price is the price at which a dealer offers to buy a commodity.
The highest price at which someone is willing to buy a security.
The price offered for a commodity, currency or investment instrument which is desired to be purchased.
The Bid Price is the price at which a client is willing to pay to aquire a given currency and sell another.
A rate proposed to purchase a currency.
The rate at which a dealer is willing to buy the base currency
price at which a buyer is prepared to pay for a security or future.
(Cours acheteur) The highest price that a purchaser is willing to pay for a security.
The price at which a market maker is prepared to buy stock. The opposite is the offer price which is the price at which he is prepared to sell stock. Hence the expression "the bid-offer spread".
(1) An offer or proposal of a price (2) The amount offered or proposed.
An offer to buy a specific quantity of a commodity, future or option at a stated price.
Generally, the highest price a buyer will offer for a given unit of stock. The difference between the BID price and the ASK price is called the SPREAD.
The highest price offered to buy a particular coin by one dealer from other dealers, as reported by the Coin Dealer Newsletter. When applied to circulated coins, and other fairly standard items, the bid/ask prices are usually accurate, meaningful and useful. When applied to mint state coins, especially Mint State and Proof 65, they can be somewhat misleading. The implication is that all MS-65's are equal, which is simply not the case. In fact, no two coins are absolutely identical. One buyer's MS-65 is often another buyer's MS-64 + or MS-65 +. The CDN "Bid" prices generally reflect wholesale trading ranges for only the most conservatively graded mint state coins. Sight-unseen bid prices for P.C.G.S. coins are also listed on the A.N.E. network, and in the Certified Coin Dealer Newsletter. Of course, sight-unseen bids are almost always lower than sight-seen prices such as dealer-to-dealer transactions at coin shows. (See "A.N.E." and "C.C.D.N:')
The price at which you can sell. Traders also speak of a bid price, the price offered. This usually indicates the top price a purchaser will pay.
a contribution of Stones for or against a Preference of an Auction.
The offer that a buyer makes to a seller to purchase their property. The details of the offer are laid out in the terms of the contract to purchase. When multiple buyers are interested in the same property bidding is the competitive process where the seller evaluates each buyer's offer to select the one that best meets his/her needs.
The highest price that a potential buyer is willing to pay for a security. The ask (or asked price) is the lowest price the seller will accept for the security. The difference between the two prices is known as the spread.
The price at which the market maker guarantees to fill a sell order. A sell order placed at the market will usually be filled at the current bid price. The bid price is usually less than the ask price.
A tender, proposal or quotation submitted in response to a solicitation from buying organization.
An offer price to buy. Business on the Stock Exchange is done through bids. Bid also refers to the price one is willing to pay for a security.
a tender, proposal or quotation submitted in response to a solicitation from a contracting authority.
The buying quotation of a coin either on a trading network, pricing newsletter, or other medium. See Also -- ask
Pay-per-click advertising is based on an auction system. In general, the search engines such as Google and Yahoo give the best positions on the page to those advertisers who pay the most for each click. If you are an advertiser, then for each keyword that is relevant to your campaign, you tell the search engine how much you are willing to pay for each click you get when your advert is shown for that keyword. Typically, advertisers offer to pay the most per click for the keywords that are used by the most people and that provide the highest ROI.
A firm price given to obtain a contract to perform a specific project, which usually includes detailed specifications of the quantity and quality of materials to be used, and notes any exclusions.
An offer to purchase at a specified price. See Offer.
The offer of a Bidder, on the prescribed form properly signed and guaranteed, to perform the Work and to furnish the labor and materials at the prices quoted.
(1) The price at which the market maker will buy shares (2) An approach made by one company wishing to purchase the majority share capital of another.
the price at which a client sells a stock.
An offer to buy a specific quantity of futures contracts at a stated price.
The amount of money you are willing to pay in a given auction, that you've submitted as an offer in an auction.
The highest price anyone has declared that they want to pay for a security at a given time.
The price at which FXDirectDealer (or another counterparty) offers to buy the currency pair from a customer.
the highest price a buyer of a security is willing to buy it for.
The highest price a buyer is willing to pay for a security at this time.
Bid is the market makers' price to buy a security from the investor.
The highest price a dealer is willing to pay for a security at a particular time...
An offer to buy at a given or stated price a thing which is bing sold by auction.
The price at which buyers offer to buy currencies from sellers.
price at which the client may sell a security
A price, submitted in accordance with legal contract documents, that represents the amount for which the bidding organization will provide services.
A firm offer to do a clearly- defined amount of work within a specific amount of time.
1. The price at which the market maker will buy shares. 2. An approach made by one company wishing to buy the majority of another company's shares.
A statement of what one will give or take in return for something else (a price); proposal.
The price at which a buyer will purchase a security
The highest price that any one is willing to pay for a share at that time.
Price a buyer is prepared to pay for a security and the size of the order. In many cases, the Bid Market also displays the Exchange the bid was made.
The bid is the highest price anyone wants to pay for a security at a given time. (see Offer, Quote) For *collective investment schemes, the 'bid' price is the price at which you sell units of the fund. (See Spread).
The quantity of electricity required by a purchaser. A single bid may contain a series of prices.
( cours acheteur). Price a buyer is ready to pay for a given asset (e.g. stocks, bonds). The bid-offer spread is the difference between the bid and offer prices.
a quotation received from a vendor in response to a solicitation from DHS.
The bid is the price at which the market is prepared to buy a specific Currency in a Foreign Exchange Contract or Cross Currency Contract. At this price, the trader can sell the base currency. It is shown on the left side of the quotation. For example, in the quote USD/CHF 1.4527/32, the bid price is 1.4527; meaning traders can sell one US Dollar for 1.4527 Swiss Francs.
The amount of money offered for a vehicle in the sale.
the price a dealer (or dealers) are offering to pay for a coin.
the price at which a person is willing to buy a particular stock. A bid indicates desire to buy.
The price at which someone is prepared to buy shares. Also known as "buyer" or "buying price"
a proposal to work on a project that should include an estimate of the price and a description of the work to be performed.
An offer by an intending purchaser to pay a designated price for property which is about to be sold at auction.
A quotation specifically given to a prospective purchaser upon request, usually in competition with other vendors. See: quotation.
1) The proposal or tender response document 2) The process of responding to an opportunity
Offer to purchase (opposite: Offer).
An expression of a desire to buy a specific quantity of a commodity at a stated price.
A financial offer to purchase a property
The highest price offered to buy a particular coin issue and grade either on a trading network, pricing newsletter, or other medium. Also see: Ask
A vendor's price offer, submitted to the District upon request, for specified goods or services.
An offer to buy a specific quantity of a commodity at a stated price. The price that the market participants are willing to pay.
