Primary Market:-
Whenever any company wants to raise money, it can done by floating its shares in the share market.
When such shares are issued for the 1st time in the share market, it is called as IPO (Initial Public Offering) and the further issue is called FPO (Follow on Public Offer).
Primary market consists of IPO and FPO.
Tata steel coming with further issuance of shares is an example of FPO.
Secondary Market:-
once the shares are listed on the market, they can be traded on the exchange. the market where such trading takes place is called as secondary market.
trading on BSE, NSE, Dow Jones etc is an example of secondary market.
First of all 2 categories: Secondary & primary market research Secondary: looking for all the existing information already available on the market Primary: creating new information Primary: - qualitative market research: focus group, meeting with a small amount of your target market to get deep and precise information about the demand, their needs regarding your product/service - quantitative market research: quantify information. Get some figures, statistics about some questions in order to define your product/service (about characteristics, features, price range, etc.)
- primary market research: quantitative or qualitative research: getting some feedback from your target market - secondary market research: getting some information on competitors (market share, prices, products/services details) getting some information on the market size, opportunities or not to fit in
It's not very good qualityDoesn't fit what your researchingThey don't ask enough peopledisadvantages of secondary reasearch: : its not as accurate as primary.: its not as pecific to your needs: it could be wrong: you didnt do it yourself in some cases.
A variety of approaches to this research are used, including use of secondary data sources, observation, interviews with experts, and case histories
Market research is generally either primary or secondary. Primary market research is when a company carries out research first hand. Primary market research is more reliable than secondary research because you know that the information you have gathered is accurate, as you have collected it yourself. It is also specific to your type of product/service. On the other hand, it is very time consuming and costs more, for example in consumer panels, products have to be given away for free so that they can be tested. This type of research can also be called field research. Some forms of primary market research are as follows: Ø Questionnaires/Surveys Ø Interviews (can be done one-to-one, in a group or over the internet) Ø Observation Ø Focus Group/Consumer Panel - asking customers how they feel about their products In secondary research, the company uses information from other sources that has already been researched by somebody else. Instead of carrying out research yourself like in primary research, you simply use somebody else's results that have already been collected which have been carried out in similar ways to how you would have carried it out. The advantages of secondary research are that it is relatively cheap, easily accessible and can be done very quickly. Disadvantages of secondary research are that it is often not specific to your area of research and the data used can be biased and is difficult to validate. As you have not collected it yourself, you cannot be sure how accurate it is as it could be biased. This type of research can also be called desk research. Some forms of secondary market research are as follows: Ø Websites Ø Magazines Ø News/Newspapers Ø Textbooks Ø Journals - specialist magazines Ø Other companies financial reports
Yes, the primary market can function without the existence of a secondary market, but it may face some challenges: Lack of Liquidity: Without a secondary market, it can be difficult for investors to sell the securities they purchased in the primary market. This means they may need to wait for a long time before they can realize returns on their investments. Uncertain Valuation: Without a secondary market, investors may find it challenging to determine the value of the securities they hold, as they lack the pricing information provided by the secondary market. Lack of Diversification: In the absence of the ability to sell securities in the secondary market, investors may struggle to diversify their investment portfolios, increasing investment risks. While the primary market can operate independently, the presence of a secondary market helps enhance liquidity and price discovery, making markets more efficient and attractive to investors.
Some examples of words with secondary stress include "environment," "opportunity," "management," and "assistance." These words have stress on the second syllable after the primary stress.
Two examples of primary data are survey responses collected directly from individuals and experiments conducted to gather specific data. Two examples of secondary data are data obtained from government reports and data collected from previous research studies.
A secondary source analyses and interprets a primary source. Some examples would be: a text book; the results for an experiment; or a website.
A primary security is issued directly by a corporation to an investor. For example, a share of common stock issued directly by a company to you, an investor, is a primary security. A secondary security is one that is issued by a financial intermediary. For example, when you are investing in a mutual fund, you're investing in a secondary security - the issuing corporation sells its stock to the mutual fund, and you buy a share of the fund, not a direct share of stock from the issuing corporation. Some other examples of primary securities: Common stocks, corporate bonds, US Government bonds Secondary: Mutual Funds, money market funds, commercial paper, Certificate of Deposits
There is always some risk involved in doing anything that is illegal, and if there is no profit motive, people have no reason to take the risk of selling things in an illegal secondary market, they'll limit themselves to the legal primary market.
First of all 2 categories: Secondary & primary market research Secondary: looking for all the existing information already available on the market Primary: creating new information Primary: - qualitative market research: focus group, meeting with a small amount of your target market to get deep and precise information about the demand, their needs regarding your product/service - quantitative market research: quantify information. Get some figures, statistics about some questions in order to define your product/service (about characteristics, features, price range, etc.)
primary consumer
Secondary consumers are organisms that feed on primary consumers (herbivores) in a food chain. They are carnivores or omnivores that obtain their energy by eating other animals. Examples include snakes, birds of prey, and some fish.
- primary market research: quantitative or qualitative research: getting some feedback from your target market - secondary market research: getting some information on competitors (market share, prices, products/services details) getting some information on the market size, opportunities or not to fit in
- primary market research: quantitative or qualitative research: getting some feedback from your target market - secondary market research: getting some information on competitors (market share, prices, products/services details) getting some information on the market size, opportunities or not to fit in
Depends, some Spiders are vegetarians which would make them primary. The majority are secondary. Hope this helps!