FAQ
Stock Price Formulation
Update : Jan. 04, 2010
Stock Price Formulation and Movements
- How are stock prices determined?
- What is the 'itayose' method?
- What is the 'zaraba' method?
- What is the relationship between the base price and the previous day's closing price?
- What is 'tick size'?
- Is it possible for stock prices to jump suddenly, for example from 1,000 yen to 1,100 yen?
- What are the 'daily price limits'?
- When does TSE broaden the daily price limits?
- How are pre-opening quotes indicated?
- How are the 8 best offer/bid quotes indicated?
- Is there a special mechanism for trading newly-listed stocks?
- What is a 'special quote', and how does it work?
- How are special quotes indicated?
- How are prices determined when a special quote in indicated?(Part 1)
- How are prices determined when a special quote is indicated? (Part 2)
- Why are special quotes sometimes not renewed to their daily limit prices?
- How is order priority decided?
- What are simultaneous orders, and how are they distributed?
- How are simultaneous orders allocated to Trading Participants?
- What is a closing auction at the limit price?
- How are closing auctions at the limit price processed? (Part 1)
- How are closing auctions at the limit price processed? (Part 2)
- How are closing auctions at the limit price processed? (Part 3)