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LOB
(redirected from Limit order book)

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LOBLarge Object(s)
LOBLine Of Business
LOBLeft On Base (baseball)
LOBLegend of Blue-Eyes White Dragon (Yu-Gi-Oh cards)
LOBLoaf of Bread
LOBLancaster-Oslo-Bergen
LOBLine-Of-Balance (project management)
LOBLots of Blood (band)
LOBLoss of Balance
LOBLimit Order Book (finance)
LOBLoad of Bollocks
LOBLive on Board
LOBLordz of Brooklyn (band)
LOBLimit of Blank
LOBLow-Order Byte
LOBLaunch Operations Building
LOBLimitation of Benefit (insurance)
LOBLow-Order Bit
LOBLease Office Building (United Arab Emirates)
LOBLost on Base (military slang)
LOBLocally Optimum Bayes (parametric theory)
LOBLimited Operating Base
LOBLondon over the Border (Girl Guides Association geographic area)
LOBLine Of Bearing/Balance
LOBLoss Of Bargain
LOBLeft Out Board (locations of aircraft underwing pylons)
LOBLand Order of Battle
LOBLocal Option Budgeting
LOBLoss Of Break
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The authors interpret their results as evidence that a less than fully transparent limit order book may enhance the welfare of market participants.
Market Microstructure by NBER Reporter
One example of a market of this kind is the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), which has evolved from a dealer market into a hybrid market where the bulk of trading goes through the limit order book but where dealers (known as specialists) have to set prices if liquidity in the stocks for which they are responsible is too low.
Is the market microstructure of stock markets important? by Naes, Randi; Skjeltorp, Johannes / Economic Bulletin
The TSX moved to a completely computerized trading system in 1997 and now has an electronic limit order book for each stock.
Limit order adjustment mechanisms and ex-dividend day stock price ... by Jakob, Keith; Ma, Tongshu / Financial Management
 
 
 
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