Definitions for "Bunching"
Describes the act of traders combining round-lot orders for execution at the same time. Bunching can also be used to combine odd-lot orders to save the odd-lot differential for customers. Also used to refer to the pattern on the ticker tape when a series of trades for a security appear consecutively.
Combining many orders of the same security for simultaneous execution.
1: A ticker tape pattern that occurs when a series of trades in the same security are displayed consecutively. See: Ticker Tape 2: Round lot orders that are combined together to be executed at the same time. Bunching is also used with odd lot orders to save each client the odd lot differential that is sometimes charged for small orders. See: Odd Lot; Odd Lot Differential; Round Lot
Keywords:  unloading, repro, duction, slack, mono
The accumulation and tender of cars for loading or unloading in excess of orders or contrary to customary schedules.
1) In double-mono repro~duction, the imaging of all sounds from a small area between the loudspeakers. Tight (narrow) bunching in A+B mode is essential for good imaging specificity in stereo. 2) In stereo reproduction, excessive center fill with inadequate spread. Compare with stereo spread.
The accumulation of cars for loading or unloading in excess of orders. OR In train handling, the accumulation of slack in a train.
Twisting of wires together withou1 respect to geometric arrangement
Furniture pieces that fit flush with each other to create unified wall arrangements.
Twisting of wires together without respect to geometric arrangement