bid price (Meaning)
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bid price (n)
(stock market) the price at which a broker is willing to buy a certain security
Synonyms & Antonyms of bid price
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bid price Sentence Examples
- The bid price for the painting started at $500, but it quickly rose as bidders competed for it.
- Sarah set her maximum bid price before entering the auction, determined not to exceed her budget.
- Mark's bid price for the antique watch was accepted, and he eagerly paid the agreed-upon amount.
- Emily carefully researched the market before determining the bid price for her vintage furniture collection.
- The bid price for the rare coin surpassed all expectations, fetching a record amount at the auction.
- Jack hesitated to increase his bid price for the property, unsure if it was worth the investment.
- The seller reluctantly agreed to lower the bid price for the artwork to attract more potential buyers.
- Sarah placed a bid price on the online listing, hoping to negotiate a deal with the seller.
- Mark's bid price for the stock was higher than the current market value, indicating his confidence in its future performance.
- Emily's bid price for the collectible stamps was competitive, but she ultimately lost the auction to a higher bidder.
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(stock market) the price at which a broker is willing to buy a certain security
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The bid price for the painting started at $500, but it quickly rose as bidders competed for it.
Sarah set her maximum bid price before entering the auction, determined not to exceed her budget.
Mark's bid price for the antique watch was accepted, and he eagerly paid the agreed-upon amount.
Emily carefully researched the market before determining the bid price for her vintage furniture collection.
