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‘Purchase of an existing share from another shareholder is not an investment’-justify

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Answered by mubashirhabibsaim675

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If you buy shares in a company, it doesn't necessarily mean you're buying it from another shareholder who wants to sell their stock. There are two main markets where securities are transacted: the primary market and the secondary market.

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‘Purchase of an existing share from another shareholder is not an investment’-justify​

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‘Purchase of an existing share from another shareholder is not an investment’-justify