Organized exchange
A securities marketplace wherein purchasers and sellers regularly gather to trade securities according to the formal rules adopted by the exchange. ...
Organized exchanges plus over-the-counter markets in which securities are traded.
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The organized exchange of commodities (goods, services, or resources) between buyers and sellers within a specific geographic area and during a given period of time.
on an organized exchange. Otherwise, such forex deals may be carried out using an over-the-counter (OTC) contract.
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Securities markets Organized exchanges plus over-the-counter markets in which securities are traded.
After-hours dealing or trading Securities trading after regular trading hours on organized exchanges. Aftermarket See: Secondary market.
Unlisted security A security traded in the over-the-counter market that is not listed on an organized exchange. Unlisted trading Trading in unlisted securities that occurs on an organized exchange to accommodate members.
process by which shares of common stock are first offered for sale in the public markets (through the organized exchanges or over-the-counter); also called an initial public offering.
Purchases and sales of financial instruments that do not take place in organized exchanges such as the New York Stock Exchange or the Chicago Board of Trade are termed over the counter.
A listed security is a stock, bond, options contract, or similar product that is traded on an organized exchange.
A listed security is a stock or bond that is traded on an organized exchange, such as the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), or on a stock market, such as the Nasdaq Stock Market (Nasdaq).
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These are standardized contracts which are traded on organized exchanges. Also, these contracts are subject to industry and exchange regulations and government regulatory bodies and laws.
Over The Counter (OTC) - Any security not listed or traded on an organized exchange; ...
Commodity: A product used for commerce that is traded on an organized exchange. A commodity could be an agricultural product such as canola or wheat, or a natural resource such as oil or gold. A commodity can be the basis for a futures contract.
Unlisted trading
Trading in unlisted securities that occurs on an organized exchange to accommodate members. This practice is not permitted at the NYSE.
Unloading
Selling securities or commodities whose prices are dropping to minimize loss.
EXCHANGE-TRADED DERIVATIVE CONTRACTS - Some derivatives are traded on organized exchanges. These deriva...
EXCHANGE-TRADED FUND - Exchange-traded or closed-end funds behave like mutual funds in some ways and li...
Shares traded off an organized exchange.
Also used to refer to the nasdaq market.
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Used for listed equity securities. Brokerage firm that is not a member of an organized exchange (N.Y.S.E.). Such firms execute their trades either through member firms, on regional exchanges where they are members, or in the third market.
A business with shares of ownership that are traded on an organized exchange or in the over the counter market and that are available for purchase.
Quotation
A listing or statement of the value of a security.
A security traded in the over-the-counter market that is not listed on an organized exchange.
Unpaid dividend
A dividend declared by the directors of a corporation that has not yet been paid.
Trading in unlisted securities that occurs on an organized exchange to accommodate members. This practice is not permitted at the NYSE.
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Securities trading after regular trading hours on organized exchanges.
Aftermarket
See: Secondary market.
Market created by dealer trading as opposed to the auction market prevailing on organized exchanges.
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Over the counter
Said of transactions on securities not listed on an organized exchange.
Over-the-counter market
See over the counter.
COMMODITY FUTURE CONTRACT " Is a contract for the purchase or sale of a commodity which is made on an organized exchange under set rules and regulations.
A cash market transaction in which delivery of the commodity is deferred until after the contract has been made. It is not standardized and is not traded on organized exchanges.
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Other investors, called speculators, are concerned with the profit to be made by buying and selling the contract at the most opportune time. Listed derivatives are traded on organized exchanges or markets.
The over-the-counter market is an electronically connected market consisting of dealers who are in constant contact with each other and who arrange for the trading of securities that are not listed on organized exchanges.
Over-the-Counter (OTC) Market: A market created by dealer trading as opposed to the auction market prevailing on organized exchanges.
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A contract to deliver an asset (such as foreign currency, security, commodity, etc) at a specified future date and at a specified price. Unlike futures, forward contracts are not standardized and are not traded on organized exchanges.
Forward contract
A contract that specifies the price and quantity of an asset to be delivered on in the future. Forward contracts are not standardized and are not traded on organized exchanges.
For example, FORWARD CONTRACTS relate to foreign exchange; futures to commodities, debt instruments, currencies or stock indices; and OPTIONS to equities. Derivatives are traded at organized exchanges and in the over-the-counter (OTC) market.
Forward contracts are not standardized and are not traded on organized exchanges Forward cover The purchase in the cash market of the difference between what you are obligated to deliver in a forward contract and the amount of the asset you own.
Brokerage firm that is not a member of an organized exchange (N.Y.S.E.). Such firms execute their trades either through member firms, on regional exchanges where they are members, or in the third market.
It is not standardized and is not traded on organized exchanges. Although the delivery is made in the future, the price is determined at the initial trade date.
Over-the-counter stock Stock that is traded outside of an organized exchange, usually through telephone or electronic connections. Overvalued Stock whose current price is higher than its actual value or price/earnings ratio. Return to top ...
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