Which of the following is a difference between primary and secondary capital markets（）
A: Primary capital markets relate to the sale of new issues of bonds, preferred, and common stock, while secondary capital markets are where securities trade after their initial offering.
B: Primary markets are where stocks trade while secondary- markets are where bonds trade.
C: Both primary and secondary markets relate to where stocks and bonds trade after their initial offering.
A: Primary capital markets relate to the sale of new issues of bonds, preferred, and common stock, while secondary capital markets are where securities trade after their initial offering.
B: Primary markets are where stocks trade while secondary- markets are where bonds trade.
C: Both primary and secondary markets relate to where stocks and bonds trade after their initial offering.
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- Stock markets are divided into primary market and secondary market.
- Which one of the following statements is false? A: Primary markets allow the realisation of investments before their maturity date by selling them to other investors B: Primary markets deal in new issues of loanable funds C: Capital markets consist of stock markets for shares and loan bond markets D: Money markets provide short term debt finance and investment
- Which of the following statements regarding primary and secondary markets is FALSE() A: Secondary market transactions occur between two investors and do not involve the firm that originally issued the security. B: New issues of government securities can be sold on the primary market. C: Prevailing market prices are determined by primary market transactions and are used in pricing new issues.
- Which of the following are secondary markets?
- According to the maturity time of the securities, financial markets can be divided into: A: Debt market and equity market B: Money and capital market C: Primary market and secondary market D: Spot market and forward market