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There are two main markets that one can buy stock in. ... Throughout this paper, the aspects of both these markets will be discussed.
We will first start with the Primary Markets. ...
We will now talk about the secondary markets. There are five different types of Secondary Markets. The first category of markets is known as the National Markets. Included in the national markets are the New York Stock Exchange and the American Stock Exchange. Our second category of markets is known as the Regional Market. The category includes markets in Chicago, Boston, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and the Pacific. ... Our last two markets are known as: 1) The Fourth Market and 2) The Central Market.
Before we delve into these markets, we will first talk about the type of trades that one can do, in terms of buying and selling stock. ...
We will now go into the Secondary Markets. ... The filing requirements to get one’s company listed on the NYSE, are the most stringent out of all the secondary markets. ... The AMEX is one of the easiest markets to get listed on. ...
The next types of markets are the Regional Markets. As we stated before, the regional markets take place in the following cities: Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, and the Pacific. ... There are three types of over the counter markets. ... It has lower requirements then the other two types of Over the Counter markets. ... Due to this lack of confidence, investor trading in the secondary markets, which includes NYSE, Nasdaq, and Over the Counter, has also gone down dramatically.
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Approximate Pages = 12
(250 words per page double spaced)
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