An investor applies for a newly issued share offer through an issuing house with the intention of selling the shares at a profit as soon as stock exchange trading begins. Simultaneously, another investor purchases existing corporate debentures on the trading floor through a licensed stockbroker. Which option accurately classifies the market segment for each transaction and the speculative identity of the first investor?
- The first transaction occurs in the primary market involving a stag, while the second transaction occurs in the secondary market.Cevap
- BThe first transaction occurs in the secondary market involving a bull, while the second transaction occurs in the primary market.
- CThe first transaction occurs in the primary market involving a bear, while the second transaction occurs in the secondary market.
- DThe first transaction occurs in the money market involving a stag, while the second transaction occurs in the capital market.
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The first transaction occurs in the primary market involving a stag, while the second transaction occurs in the secondary market.
The first transaction deals with newly issued equity, placing it in the primary capital market. The speculator who buys new issues to resell immediately for profit as trading opens is known as a stag. The second transaction involves existing corporate debentures traded among investors on the floor of the stock exchange, which defines the secondary capital market.
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Distinction between Primary and Secondary Capital Markets and Stock Exchange Speculators
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