Economy, asked by Mohiniwange19, 8 months ago

Whenever the stock of a particular company trades on the secondary market, a part of the money goes back to the company?

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Answered by Rahul9048

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In addition to stocks and bonds, examples of securities trading in the secondary market include: mutual funds, commercial paper, certificates of deposit, loans (mortgages), exchange-traded funds as well as derivatives.

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Whenever the stock of a particular company trades on the secondary market, a part of the money goes back to the company? ​

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Whenever the stock of a particular company trades on the secondary market, a part of the money goes back to the company?