Delayed last · as of 00:56 UTC

Learn

The words

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  • Last

    The most recent trade. Not a fair-value stamp. If nobody trades, last is just old news.

  • Bid / ask

    Bid is what buyers will pay now. Ask is what sellers will take. The gap is the spread — a cost you do not see on this paper desk.

  • Spread

    Ask minus bid. Tight on liquid names, wide on quiet ones. Paper fills at last skip this on purpose so you can learn size first.

  • Share

    A small slice of a company. You can look at last here. You cannot buy a share in this classroom.

  • Coin

    A crypto token. Not a slice of a company. We never hold a wallet and we never ask for a seed.

  • Paper

    Fake cash on this device. A paper fill is practice at last. It is not a live order and not money you can send.

  • Fill

    When an order becomes a trade. On this desk it is paper at last — hypothetical, no broker, no tax lot.

  • Halt

    When a floor pauses trading on a name. News, an imbalance, or a rule can stop the tape. Last during a halt is old. Not a pick.

  • NBBO

    National Best Bid and Offer: the best bid and offer across U.S. lit markets. A live-desk idea. Delayed last here is not the NBBO. We are not a SIP.

  • SIP

    Securities Information Processor — a public quote consolidator. This classroom is not one. We do not sell a feed.

LOOK DON'T BUY

Delayed public last when the feed is up — a number to look at, never a ticket. Paper results are hypothetical and have no cash value. Not a broker-dealer. Not a CASP or money transmitter. You cannot buy here.

Passing a quiz is not a qualification or a license. The Professor will not tell you what to buy.

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