Normal Market Size classification system
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(NMS classification system) A classification system used by the London Stock Exchange (LSE) based on how actively the shares are dealt in. Each share listed on the stock exchange has what is known as a Normal Market Size (NMS). NMS is a value expressed as a number of shares used to calculate the minimum quote size for each security.
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