A "fourth stock market" allowing members to display bid and ask quotes and bypass brokers in securities transactions
A method by which large institutional clients can trade stocks during non-market hours
Computerized subscriber service that serves as a vehicle for the fourth market "Instinet" is registered with the SEC As a stock exchange it numbers among its subscribers a large number of mutual funds and other institutional investors linked to each other by computer terminals The system permits subscribers to display bids and offers (which are exposed system wide for whatever length of time the initiating party specifies) and to consummate trades electronically Instinet is largely used by market makers, but, nonmarket makers and customers have equal access
Computerized subscriber service that serves as a vehicle for the fourth market "Instinet" is registered with the S E C As a stock exchange if numbers among its subscribers a large number of mutual funds and other institutional investors linked to each other by computer terminals The system permits subscribers to display bids and offers (which are exposed system-wide for whatever length of time the initiating party specifies) and to consummate trades electronically Instinet is largely used by market-makers, but, as mentioned, non-market-makers and customers have equal access
Institutional Networks Corporation Direct trading of large blocks of securities between institutional investors in order to save commissions The Instinet system permits subscribers to display tentative volume interest and bid-ask quotes to others in the system
(Finans) an electronic system that records institutional limit orders and facilitates execution against themThis is a service that can only be accessed by your broker. It allows you to trade an hour before the market opens and 30 minutes after the close
an electronic network that allows people to buy and sell shares using a computer when a stock exchange is closed. Instinet is owned by Reuters