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Over-the-counter (OTC) stocks are generally not listed on major exchanges like NASDAQ; instead, they are traded through a network of dealers. OTC stocks are typically found on platforms such as the OTC Bulletin Board (OTCBB) or the Pink Sheets. While NASDAQ does not handle OTC stocks, some companies may transition from OTC markets to NASDAQ if they meet the listing requirements.
nasdaq (national association of secutities dealers automated quotations)
it is the national association of securities dealers automated quotation system.Many new companies choose nasdaq. Due to this it's stocks has raise to thousands.As it serves to most of techmological sector, its index is highly volatile.
A reliable place to obtain information on NASDAQ stocks is from an accredited stock broker. Another place to get reliable information on NASDAQ stocks is on a government channel displaying stocks.
You can find information on NASDAQ penny stocks online at the All Penny Stocks website. Once on the page, hover over "Hot Penny Stocks" in the left navigation menu and click on "Hot NASDAQ Penny Stocks."
National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations, began in 1971 as a way to electronically trade more than 5,000 stocks. Currently, it is home to major tech stocks, such as Microsoft, Dell, Mac.
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Research in Motion Apple Computers Netflix Echostar Communications Starbucks Shoe Carnival Most stocks with four letter ticker symbols are traded on the NASDAQ.
To buy stocks on the NASDAQ exchange, you need to open a brokerage account, deposit funds, research and select the stocks you want to buy, place an order through your brokerage account, and monitor your investments regularly.
NASDAQ is a stock market whereby stocks are purchased by dealers to one another and to the general public. The "market" relies on the Internet, there is no "trading floor" as with the New York Stock Exchange for example.