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PORTAL Market

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PORTAL Market
The trading market for unregistered securities that is operated by NASDAQ.

PORTAL
A trading platform operated by NASDAQ of closely-held companies and other companies for investment by extremely high net-worth individuals. This market is largely exempt from the requirements of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. In 2007, the Portal Market required an individual to have a minimum net worth of $100 million to qualify to trade on it.


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