The lowest price paid for a security over a specified period, often a year, or since trading in the security began.
The term 'Opening' in finance and business can refer to the initial price at which a security or commodity starts trading at the beginning of the day, or a short time frame in which market opportunities arise, often referred to as an 'opening in the market' or 'a window of opportunity.'
Suspended trading refers to the temporary halt in trading of a particular security, usually in anticipation of a major news announcement or to correct imbalances in buy and sell orders.
A tight market refers to a marketplace characterized by active trading and narrow bid-offer price spreads. This is in contrast to a slack market, which features inactive trading and wide spreads.
