SuperMontage

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	Definition of 'SuperMontage' A fully integrated order entry and execution system used by Nasdaq for all securities' transactions.
	Investopedia explains 'SuperMontage' The SuperMontage system has replaced the SuperSoes and SOES systems as it is more accurate and efficient.

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