Dealer Market
A market where dealers are assigned for specific securities. The dealers create liquid markets by purchasing and selling against personal inventory. Investopedia Says:
Unlike auction markets, the benefit of this type of market is the rapid access that investors have to buyers and sellers of a particular security. The best example of a dealer market is the Nasdaq. Related Terms:
Auction
Auction Market
Liquid Market
Nasdaq
New York Stock Exchange - NYSE
Primary Market
Secondary Market
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