Bank websites have information on OTC stocks. For even better information, schedule an appointment with your bank to talk about it. Or hire an accountant. You can't do too much research with this sort of thing.
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OTC stocks refers to Over The Counter stocks which are traded via a dealer network rather than a formal exchange such as NYSE, TSX, etc. More information can be found on Investopedia or Wikipedia.
OTC traded stocks are generally unlisted stocks which trade on the Over the Counter Bulletin Board. A person may purchase OTC traded stocks online from websites such as Etrade and Scottrade.
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There are lots of websites detailing information on how to buy and sell OTC online. To get some more info on OTC check out http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/06/buyOTC.asp
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Yes
OTC Markets (over-the-counter) are basically penny stocks and they operate on the OTC exchange. If you're looking for micro cap stocks that's the exchange they're at. Primary markets basically house small to large cap stocks that have long passed the micro cap stage.
Yes they can in the form of T-trades.
Yes you can trade Pink Sheet stocks as well as OTC (over the counter) and Bulletin Board stocks.
2 ways. An Exchange (e.g. NYSE) which is a centralised market or Over-The-Counter (OTC) which is a decentralised market. Bonds usually trade OTC.
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