Trade Settlement Dates: T+1, T+2, and T+3- When you buy or sell a stock, bond or any other financial instrument, there are two important dates,...
COURSE
The Stock Market
This series provides an introduction to stock markets. This includes the description of various types of stocks, and stock indices. It also covers the dividends and dividend based stock valuation methods. Primary and secondary markets are distinguished. Market mechanics, including types of orders, market participants, margin and short trades, are explained.
- A primary market refers to that segment of capital markets that deals with the new issues of securit...
- Once the securities have been issued in the primary market, they become available for purchase and s...
- NASDAQ stands for National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations. It was founded in...
- SuperMontage is a very powerful fully integrated order entry and execution system used by NASDAQ. I...
- Trading in stocks involves certain cost with are commonly known as trading costs. These courses are ...
- Buying on margin refers to taking a loan from the broker to purchase stocks. The loan from the broke...
- Short selling refers to the process of selling a security not owned by the investor with the intenti...
- The trading activity in a securities exchange is typically organized in one of the following two way...
- In the securities markets there are different systems used to match the orders of different buyers a...
LESSONS
Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and Private Placem...
Secondary Market: Exchanges Vs. OTC Market
What is NASDAQ and how it operates?
Introduction to SuperMontage used by NASDAQ
Trading Costs Involved in Stock Trading
Margin Trading: Buying on Margin
Short Selling and Stock Borrowing Costs
Call Market Vs. Continuous Trading Market
Trade Execution Systems
