Negotiated Market
A type of secondary market exchange in which the prices of each security are bargained out between buyers and sellers. Investopedia Says:
Negotiated markets exist and function via the basic principle of supply and demand. Buyers produce demand for a given security or asset by entering bid orders to buy the security at a specified amount and price, while sellers create the supply for the security by entering ask orders, again for set amounts and prices. Related Terms:
Broker-Dealer
Clearing Price
Market Value
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