If you, as an investor, plan to buy 100 shares of Google, which of the following market you should go to? A. Money market B. Primary market C. Secondary market D. Bond market E. None of the above
Primary Market, is Initial Public Offer. This happens rarely.
Secondary market means, Buying and selling shares/ securities through stock exchange.
If we want to buy/ sell any security, we will do transaction through Secondary market.
Thus Option C is correct.
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the initial margin is 40% and maintenance margin is 30%. At what
price you will receive a margin call?
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