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Regular way is a finance term describing a trade that is settled through the regular settlement cycle for that particular investment. The settlement cycle starts the day the trade is made and ends when it is paid for.

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"Regular-Way Trade - RW". Investopedia.com. Retrieved Jun. 21, 2006.

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