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Equity Market

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Equity market
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Equity Market
See: Stock market. The organized trading of stocks. Historically, this has occurred at a central place, such as the New York Stock Exchange, but some markets, such as the Cincinnati Stock Exchange, conduct all trading electronically. Investors use equity markets to buy stock for investment purposes, or to sell them to raise capital. Stock markets are divided into primary markets, where new issues are sold, and secondary markets, where all other trading occurs. They are an important part of the capitalist system because each stock represents a piece of ownership in a company.


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