dutch auction

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English - Turkish
(Ticaret) müzayede
(Ticaret) açık artırma
Açık eksiltme
(isim) alıcı çıkana kadar fiyatın düşürüldüğü satış
{i} alıcı çıkana kadar fiyatın düşürüldüğü satış
English - English
an auction where many of the same item are sold
a reverse auction that starts at a high price that is gradually reduced by the auctioneer until someone is willing to buy
An auction in which an item is initially offered at a high price that is progressively lowered until a bid is made and the item sold. a public sale at which the price of something is gradually reduced until someone will pay it
An alternative to the traditional negotiated pricing process used by underwriters to set IPO prices This method requires the underwriter to solicit bids from potential investors Investors indicate the number of shares that they want and the price that they are willing to pay per share Shares are then priced at the lowest clearing price Allocations are made with priority given to the highest bidders, first with regard to bid price and then according to bidded share size Because the only considerations taken into consideration for allocating shares is the bid price and shares, this pricing method does not discriminate between institutions and individuals with regard to allocations W R Hambrecht is the only investment bank to employ this method and does so only through the use of an online bidding platform
A procedure for buying and selling securities named for a system used for flower auctions in Holland A seller seeks bids within a specified price range, usually for a large block of stock or bonds After evaluating the range of bid prices received, the seller accepts the lowest price that will allow it to dispose of the entire block U S Treasury bills are sold under this system BACK TO TOP
Dutch or timing auction starts at a high price with the price automatically decreasing until an offer is made This type of auction has been traditionally used to clear commodies and was initiated by the Dutch for the sales of flowers
Named after the famous auctions of Dutch tulip bulbs in the 17th century, this method of marketing commodities is still used in the wholesale flower markets today as well as by many major financial firms So far as Direct-Issue's auctions are concerned, investors enter their bids for various quantities at various prices Then, starting at the highest bid, our system works through the bids in descending price order until it gets to the point where the whole issue has been sold The lowest successful bid sets the price paid by all successful bidders
Based on a pricing system devised by Nobel prize winning economist William Vickrey, the Dutch auction uses a bidding process to find an optimal market price for the stock, the lowest price at which an issuing company can sell all the available shares
Auction method used in which the security's price is gradually lowered until it meets an acceptable bid and is sold The Treasury uses this auction system when selling new notes or bonds to determine the lowest bid price (stop-out price) The opposite is the "auction market" system used by major stock exchanges
Also called a descending-price auction It starts from a high price Bidding decreases until a bidder accepts the price
a method of selling in which the price is reduced until a buyer is found
{i} auction that starts with a high price and the price is lowered gradually until someon makes a bid
A type of auction in which the price on an item is lowered until it gets its first bid and is sold at that price The Treasury auction is a Dutch auction
Auction in which the lowest price that would allow for the sale of all the securities being issued is used as the price for the entire issue A bid that is beneath that price would not be honored
An auction in which more than one identical item is offered for sale at the same time With multiple items up for sale, multiple bidders can win Also, one bidder can try to buy more than one quantity of the same item All winning bidders pay the lowest successful bid amount
The auctioneer announces a high price and then announces successively lower bids This continues until a prospective buyer calls a halt by offering to buy at the current price This is equivalent to an 'outlet' store successively lowering the marked prices on the clothes on the rack
A system in which a seller gradually lowers his price until a bid is met by the purchaser Treasury bills are sold in this manner
See: Price Discovery
Also known as a Descending Price Auction, it is typically used to sell a group of identical items The seller sets a starting high price per item, and the transaction engine continually lowers the price until a buyer makes an offer All participating buyers receive the items at the same low price
A competitive bidding technique in which the lowest price necessary to sell the entire amount of securities offered becomes the price at which all securities are sold
This is an auction where the quantity of the item being offered is greater than one Please review the auction site's rules regarding Dutch auction rules
An auction where the seller has multiple items to sell to multiple winners For example, if I post a Dutch auction offering 10 Snoopy PEZ dispensers - they will be sold (1 each) to the 10 highest bidders at auction close If I receive only 8 bids, then I sold 8 Snoopy PEZ dispensers
Auction in which the lowest price necessary to sell the entire offering is the price

Related Terms

Dutch auctions
plural form of Dutch auction
dutch-auction
Attributive form of dutch auction, noun
dutch auction

    Hyphenation

    dutch auc·tion

    Turkish pronunciation

    dʌç ôkşın

    Pronunciation

    /ˈdəʧ ˈôksʜən/ /ˈdʌʧ ˈɔːkʃən/
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