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In the US, a market where small capitalisation stocks (and some large capitalisation stocks as well), shell companies, inactively traded and unregistered stocks trade. The pink sheets and the OTC Bulletin Board (OTCBB) are the only places left in the US where unregistered stocks trade. See also Pink sheets.
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The market for securities or derivatives created outside organized exchanges by dealers trading directly with one another or their counterparties by telephone, screen, telex or other computer-driven means.
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Over-the-counter refers to medications that can be bought from a pharmacy without needing a prescription from a doctor.
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trades In reference to foreign exchange, forward currency transactions not listed or traded on a futures exchange.
Ãâó: www.cme.com/edu/fx/tradingfx/fxgloss12082.html
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This refers to any transaction which is made outside of a regulated and organised exchange. This means, inter alia, that due performance is not guaranteed beyond the means of the parties to the transaction, and that the transaction may be difficult to renegotiate in a secondary market. OTC deals are usually made over the telephone rather than over a counter.
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