How are stocks traded in the OTC market?

OTC market, that is, OTC market, refers to the market formed by buying and selling securities through a large number of scattered securities counters and major telecommunications facilities of securities operating institutions such as investment banks. Sometimes called OTC market or OTC market, it constitutes another important part of the bond trading market. So how do you trade OTC stocks?

1. From the perspective of its dispersion, how to trade stocks in the OTC market.

Stock trading in OTC market is actually conducted directly by traders and securities companies. All securities companies are trading places, and securities companies are organizers and participants in the OTC market.

2. From its directness, how to trade stocks in the OTC market.

For example, A owns C shares and resells them to securities companies. B wants to buy C shares and go to a securities company that owns C shares. It is through the sale of investors and securities companies that they sell their own securities.

3. How to trade stocks in the OTC market according to its agreement?

The trading parties of every OTC stock, whether buying or selling, are securities companies and traders. The transfer price involved in the transaction shall be negotiated by both parties.

OTC market, that is, OTC market, is a concept opposite to the exchange market, which mainly refers to the private negotiation of trading contents between two parties, and then one-on-one trading. Otc has no fixed place, no prescribed membership restrictions, no controllable supervision system and no restrictions on trading varieties. This form of transaction is very common in the financial industry in developed countries.