Zero Minus Tick, Definition

Transaction at the same price as the preceeding trade and less than the most recent different transaction price. Also called zero downtick. For example, when trades are executed at 7, 6, and 6, the last trade at 6 is a zero minus tick. See also: Zero Plus Tick

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