What does Pending Exchange and Pending Dealer mean?
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PENDING MEANS WHEN SOMETHING ISNT FINISHED I.E. AWAITING AN OUTCOME I THINK
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You should contact GMAC to find out what their procedure is to handle the transaction.  I imagine this is a pretty common occurence, so I'm certain they'll be able to lay out what to do and how to do it to expedite the transactio.
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I'm asumming you are referring to purchasing stocks on different exchanges.  Sometimes there is a small spread difference, but arbritragers usually eliminate that very quickly.  Also, the fees may be slightly different.
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a place or online system whereby a buyer and seller can complete a transaction in the stock of a corporation.\n\nNYSE\nAMEX\nNASDAQ\n\netc.
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Hope these links help you.\n\nThere are several faults in the US. \nOne link is a chance for email notification for early warning.
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They are both stock exchanges that aren't the NYSE.\n\nHope this helps!\n--J.
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the state of being behind in payments; \nExample: Today accounts section has paid off all my arrears.
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Its about trading in foreign exchange. Read about it on Oanda.com\nYou can also set up a demo account to try your hand at it on that site - its under oanda fx game.
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It can be a little more complicated.  \n\nT+3 is simply a trade that settles "Regular way".  Usually all broker dealers require trades settle regular way (T+3)  However, if a purchaser cannot pay for a trade by T+3 the Broker Dealer (on behalf of the purchaser/client) can request a 2 day extension! \n\nReg T (Regulation T) states that a trade should be paid for before the fifth business of the purchase (T+5). \n\nthe Broker dealer executing the trade is not actually breaking any regulations until after the fifth day.  Meaning if the client doesn't pay for a trade by T+5 the B/D is not in compliance with the SEC.  BD's usually wait until T+5 to sell an unpaid position. Then they will look to the client to pay any losses.\n\nsome mutual funds and treasury positions settle T+1.  Equities do not.
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Usually what that means for companies that are on regular exchanges is that they failed to file all the paperwork with SEC.  \nITEK is also late so it filed NT K10 which is getting an extension to file the paperwork.  To let the traders know that the company is late with paperwork letter E was added to the end of the tick.\nIn case with ITEK read this\nhttp://www.pinksheets.com/quote/news.jsp?url=fis_story.asp%3Ftextpath%3D%5C2006%5C04%5C03%5CEDGARNews_0000950134-06-0065460001084182.html%26clientid%3D168%26provider%3DEDGARnews&symbol=ITEKE\n\nAleks
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Well I am sure you are trading on ICICI direct website., am i right?\n\nOK you will get this message when you try to place orders after the market closes, typically up to 2-3 hours after the market close you cannot place fresh orders or modify orders because settlement is under way in the exchange. \n\nHope that answer's ur query.
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Now's your big chance fellas - somebody actually WANTS to talk to a car salesman... \n\nHoney, call down to He11 and see if it's frozen over or what...
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Money i presume. A circle.\n\nSupplier-Dealer-Person-Busted-\n\nPolice-Feds-$$-Supplier
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That's way good.\n\nThe ledger balance is what is sitting in your account at the moment.\n\nThe available balance is the ledger balance minus any pending transactions.\n\nPending transactions are purchases that have been made but have not gone through yet.\n\nWhen the two are the same, you have no pending transactions.
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Pending if your bank has a monthly service charge, that could be the reason you are losing money. Also if you don't normally do transactions the bank could also have a "deliquent account" policy. Where if you don't conduct transactions for a period of time they start charging your account on a monthly basis.
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Basically, you are correct.  Banks usually group ACH transactions and process them periodically in large batches. Many banks transfer funds from your account as soon as they set up the the transaction into a clearing account. They may indeed be getting interest on these funds before they send them to the clearinghouse.  Some banks have changed their practices and now just charge your account on the day the transaction actually takes place without regard for the waiting period.
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I am not sure whether you can find out how many are pending,  there may be a way.  But perhaps it would be helpful to you to know the processing time for asylee cases.  The link below shows the processing times for all cases processed at the Texas Service Center.  It looks like as of 6/13/06,  the TSC is working on Form I-485 application to adjust status based on asylum grants filed March of 2001!!!