Real-Time Trade Reporting

	Definition of 'Real-Time Trade Reporting' A requirement imposed on market makers (and in some instances, non market makers) to report each trade immediately after the transaction is completed.
	Investopedia explains 'Real-Time Trade Reporting' Traded stocks are subject to real-time trade reporting within 90 seconds of execution.

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