Study of Security market operations and Types of Stock Market Transactions

Abstract

To put it another way, the securities market is an economic institution that facilitates transactions between buyers and sellers of securities. When it comes to the sort of trades, they may be divided down into many distinct categories. Structure is another way to tell them apart. It is at this portion of the capital markets where new securities are issued that we refer to as the main market The financial market where previously issued assets and financial instruments, such as stocks, bonds, options, and futures, are purchased and sold is known as the secondary market or the aftermarket. Investors may buy from one another in the secondary market after the first issue. In the case of publicly traded corporations, the most obvious example of a liquid secondary market is the stock market. Investors who hold equities listed on exchanges like the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, or the AMEX have access to a controlled, liquid secondary market. Over the counter trading of bonds and other structured assets is the most common way to buy and sell these items.