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- Delisting The removal of a stock from an exchange, either voluntarily or because it no longer meets listing standards.
- Direct Listing Taking a company public by listing existing shares on an exchange without underwriters selling new shares in an IPO.
- Listing Admission of a company's shares to trade on an exchange, which requires meeting and maintaining the exchange's standards.
- Nasdaq A US electronic stock exchange, home to many technology companies, and the name of its main indexes such as the Nasdaq-100.
- New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) The largest US stock exchange by listed company value, located at 11 Wall Street in New York and dating to 1792.
- Stock exchange A regulated marketplace where buyers and sellers trade listed securities, such as the NYSE and Nasdaq.
- Stock exchanges explained: NYSE, Nasdaq and where your order goes How US stock exchanges work, how they differ from dark pools and wholesalers, what listing on the NYSE or Nasdaq requires, and where a retail order really executes.
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