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How do people exchange stocks? Do you log onto a secret website or push a button at Wall Street?
Q. I completely do not understand how people exchange stocks. Do you go to the company HQ in person? Do you file a lot of paper work? Or do you go to Wall Street and push a button to buy shares? Call me dumb (*please don't*) but how does it work?
Asked by the - Fri Dec 21 16:23:07 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You might have the word "exchange" a little confused. I'll answer your Qs in the same order you asked them - sort of. This is how the market works. Excahanges get their name because a broker has shares of stock to exchange for money. Much of the trading done today is on-line. True there are still a few "cry" exchanges. A cry exchange is one in which real people shout and motion about the price of stocks or commoditiies. No one goes to the company headquarters to buy the stock or shares. The company has a brokerage handle the shares of stock. Everything is done at the exchange or on-line through the broker. In the beginning when a person or people open a trading account there is quite a bit of paperwork. Once the trading account is… [cont.]
Answered by Ron Berue - Fri Dec 21 16:52:01 2007
Q. I completely do not understand how people exchange stocks. Do you go to the company HQ in person? Do you file a lot of paper work? Or do you go to Wall Street and push a button to buy shares? Call me dumb (*please don't*) but how does it work?
Asked by the - Fri Dec 21 16:23:07 2007 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You might have the word "exchange" a little confused. I'll answer your Qs in the same order you asked them - sort of. This is how the market works. Excahanges get their name because a broker has shares of stock to exchange for money. Much of the trading done today is on-line. True there are still a few "cry" exchanges. A cry exchange is one in which real people shout and motion about the price of stocks or commoditiies. No one goes to the company headquarters to buy the stock or shares. The company has a brokerage handle the shares of stock. Everything is done at the exchange or on-line through the broker. In the beginning when a person or people open a trading account there is quite a bit of paperwork. Once the trading account is… [cont.]
Answered by Ron Berue - Fri Dec 21 16:52:01 2007
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