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Difference between ask, bid and trade quote in IQFeed

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 forexboom 
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Hi,

I'm using IQFeed and in Multicharts, other than ask and bid quote, I have trade quote. What is a trade quote?

Thank you!

ForexBOOM

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Hi,

I'm using IQFeed and in Multicharts, other than ask and bid quote, I have trade quote. What is a trade quote?

Thank you!

ForexBOOM

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