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Secondary market: Easy explanation [Video]

Secondary market: Easy explanation

Hi, in this video, you will learn about the secondary market.

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Chapters:
00:00 – Introduction
00:40 – What is the secondary market?
01:44 – Secondary market instruments
03:04 – Types
04:08 – Secondary market vs primary market
05:15 – Conclusion

What is the secondary market?
The secondary market is where people can buy and sell securities introduced or sold to investors in the primary market.

Most of the trading volume in the capital markets is that of the secondary market.

The primary and secondary markets make the capital market and facilitate the entire financial ecosystem.

(Explained in detail in the video)

Secondary market instruments
Fixed income instruments
Variable income instruments
Hybrid instrument

(Explained in detail in the video)

Types
The stock and OTC markets are the two most commonly known secondary markets.

The dealers market and the auction market are also types of secondary markets.

(Explained in detail in the video)

Secondary market vs primary market
Securities are introduced to the general public for the first time in the primary market, and the subsequent trading happens in the secondary market.

The selling of the securities on the primary market happens by the issuers themselves, while in the secondary market, investors transact with each other.

There may be better options than the primary market for small investors. There is little to no market manipulation and price fluctuations. But the market can be manipulated in the secondary market, and the price fluctuates considerably.

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