Because we all don't want to ask a trader dumb questions... what are some terms/ jargon/ whatever that you guys have heard on trading desks that you're not sure of-- post them and lets define
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I recently spent time on a BB firm's equity desk, saw some stuff in the chats such as:
(Example): 2m GOOG po 600. What does the "po" stand for/ mean
Also, when refering to prices they would sometimes say "$50 on top" What does the "on top" mean.
Put some terms you guys have heard up and lets discuss
Also, when deciding to print (i.e., put their order on the tape), they refered to printing super & natural. any ideas?
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