Block Trades definition

Block Trades means (A) block trades that exceed a number of shares valued at $100,000.

Block Trades means (A) block trades that exceed a number of shares valued at $50,000, if the VWAP of the Company’s Common Stock is greater than $0.10 for the five (5) Trading Days immediately preceding the Advance Notice Date, and shall mean (B) block trades that exceed the lesser of (i) 100,000 shares of Common Stock or (ii) a number of shares valued at $10,000, if the VWAP of the Company’s Common Stock is $0.10 or less for the five (5) Trading Days immediately preceding the Advance Notice Date.

Block Trades means block trades greater than 50,000 shares.

Examples of Block Trades in a sentence

• Block Trades and Permitted Package Transactions may also be transacted in this manner in accordance with Rules 411(d) and 411.A, respectively.

• For purposes of this Rule, Block Trades are defined as large transactions that are privately negotiated off the Exchange’s Electronic Trading System and can only be entered into by Eligible Contract Participants, as defined in Section 1a(18) of the Commodity Exchange Act.

• Block Trades in NYMEX and COMEX Products Block trades may be entered in CME Direct or CME ClearPort from 5:00 p.m. CT/6:00 p.m. Eastern Time (“ET”) through 4:00 p.m. CT/5:00 p.m. ET each business day.

• For information on submitting Block Trades through CME Direct, please contact CME Direct Support at CMEDirectSupport@cmegroup.com.

• For clarity, nothing in this Section 3.2 prohibits a single Contracting Party from entering into one or more Block Trade(s) at the same price with one or more Contracting Parties, such price being determined by a method as the Contracting Parties shall agree.

More Definitions of Block Trades

Block Trades. Section 1 "Blocking Event" Section 2.5(a)(i) "Bylaws" Section 5.2(a) "Business Intellectual Property" Section 1 "Business Trade Secrets" Section 5.17(b)(x) "Capital Stock" Section 1 "Claims" Section 9.1(a) "Closing Date" Section 1 "Code" Section 5.10 "Commission" Section 2.4(d) "Commitment Period" Section 1 "Common Stock" Recitals "Company" Preamble "Company Assets" Section 5.14 "Company Permits" Section 5.6 "Condition Precedent Date" Section 3.1 "Deemed Receipt" Section 3.3 "Demand Notice" Section 1 "Designated Officer" Section 1 "DTC" Section 2.4(b) "Due Diligence Materials" Section 1 "Due Diligence Period" Section 1 "Due Diligence Request List" Section 1 "DWAC" Section 2.4(b) "Effective Date" Section 1 "Environmental Laws" Section 5.12 "ERISA" Section 5.10 "Exchange Act" Section 1 "GAAP" Section 5.8(a) "Governmental Entity" Section 1 "Floor Price" Section 1 "Hazardous Substance" Section 5.12 "Indemnified Damages" Section 9.1(a) "Indemnified Party" Section 9.1(b) "Indemnified Person" Section 9.1(a) "Intellectual Property" Section 1 "Intellectual Property Contracts" Section 1 "Intellectual Property Rights" Section 5.17 "Knowledge" Section 1 "Licensed Intellectual Property" Section 1 "Liens" Section 5.14 "Material Adverse Effect" Section 1 "Material Contracts" Section 5.13(a) FUEL(TM) PATENT PENDING

Block Trades means a Trade which is executed via a block trade facility, however described in the relevant Operating Rules;

Block Trades means a Trade which is executed via a block trade facility, however described in the relevant Operating Rules; Clearing House means the clearing house or clearing facility appointed as clearing house or clearing facility by an Exchange, a Market and/or under the Corporations Act; Corporation means a corporation as defined in the Corporations Act; Dealing means dealing in a Futures Contract or an Exchange Traded Derivative as defined in Section 766C of the Corporations Act; "Deal" has a corresponding meaning; Document means:

Block Trades means block trades greater than 10,000 shares.

Block Trades. You agree and acknowledge that we may place “block trades” when the trading orders of securities for multiple accounts that share the same order conditions (i.e., the type and the issue of the securities, whether to buy or sell the securities, the trade type and the execution price (including the price range) are the same). In these trades that we execute, we use the “average unit price,” which sets the average unit price as the trading unit price. In case of a partial execution (in which only a part of an order is executed) resulting from a block trade, allocation is made to each account in accordance with the allocation method set out in Schedule 7(b). We may also use the average unit price when placing multiple orders for the same securities on the same day for an individual Account.

Block Trades has the meaning set forth in Section 2.11 hereof.

Block Trades means block trades greater than 5,000 shares.