Have you ever tried to get in on an IPO and couldn't and wondered why? It's likely because very few individual investors participate in the primary market.
Helps? It's effing brilliant is what it is. It's so well explained and with adequate examples and avoiding all useless info, it is exactly the kind of content we gotta see on UA-cam! Great job guys
Hello sir. Ur video is really really good. Just one question, where does the stocks in the secondary market come from? You said it all starts from the company then sold to investors in the primary market. Im guessing the said investor puts in the secondary market. Or not!
Have you ever thought about making a playlist of videos that should be watched in a specific order around the abc’s of investing/stocks? Kind of like a course broken up into small videos?
I was looking for info on why the primary market is usually limited to institutions and funds. Is it for legal reasons, ease and feasibility, tradition? Why?
Because it's easier to sell $5B worth of shares to one guy with lots of money, rather than thousands of you and I for $500 at a time. Institutions and funds usually have lots of money. You and I, not so much. If you become rich, you too are more likely to be on the speed dial of an investment banker when they have their next IPO.
Thank you for your very insightful explanation. One question which I am still looking for an answer is a real practical example of a Primary Market. I understand the London Stock exchange is an example of a Secondary Market but have no example of a Primary Market in London.
They don't earn capital on a day to day basis. Now the more their stock price went up, they could issue more shares to get capital or borrow using the value of their business as leverage. But as shares go up from one day to the next, the company doesn't receive anything for it
@@LearntoInvest so basically a company lists itself in a stock exchange for rising in value so that they can get loans and leverages in the future from financial institutions?
My mistake, I should have clarified, when they first list they get paid for it. That usually happens on the primary exchange. Once they are public, they shares trade freely and the company no longer gets paid on those movements
@@LearntoInvest Okay so I understand better now the primary and secondary markets my question is in the secondary market does the company issue the stocks in its company or to the primary market investors issue it to individual buyers? If its the company then essentially when demand goes up for their stocks they just issue more and more, but if it goes down then there's a surplus of stock out there which drives the price down right? If too many secondary investors sell their stocks and no one wants to buy them anymore who is it that buys them? Hope this makes sense and let me know if you want me to clarify anything about it.
Hi I've always been enlightened by your great videos. Would appreciate something on Gilts vs Bonds and what is the right investment decision in the current changing global interest rates and inflation situations.
If you were every curious the difference between the primary market and the secondary market. Hopefully, this video helps.
Have you ever tried to get in on an IPO and couldn't and wondered why? It's likely because very few individual investors participate in the primary market.
Helps? It's effing brilliant is what it is. It's so well explained and with adequate examples and avoiding all useless info, it is exactly the kind of content we gotta see on UA-cam! Great job guys
I really need help would a hotel business be considered a primary or secondary market?
Again the classic youtube video does a better job at explaining things than uni does, great video
It really helped me understand the differences, the professor didn't do a very good job explaining them so this helped plenty! ♥️
this was one of the most well explained videos ive seen about this topic. well done
Thanks 😀
dude the vedio was very helpful this three minutes took 2 hours explain from my teacher
Thank you for the detailed info. 👍
The explanation is so good! Thank you
I'm glad I learned that. I've always wanted to understand the difference
I'm glad I could help :)
such a great explanation. kudos..!
this was very, very helpful. thank you
Hello sir. Ur video is really really good. Just one question, where does the stocks in the secondary market come from? You said it all starts from the company then sold to investors in the primary market. Im guessing the said investor puts in the secondary market. Or not!
Many, many thanks! That was a very easy and thorough explanation!
Thanks. I’m a visual learner so this helps a lot! Taking the SIE soon. This is great
Very helpful, thank you!
Thank you. Very helpful to get a better understanding of the differences between the markets. 😃
Have you ever thought about making a playlist of videos that should be watched in a specific order around the abc’s of investing/stocks? Kind of like a course broken up into small videos?
I was looking for info on why the primary market is usually limited to institutions and funds. Is it for legal reasons, ease and feasibility, tradition? Why?
Because it's easier to sell $5B worth of shares to one guy with lots of money, rather than thousands of you and I for $500 at a time. Institutions and funds usually have lots of money. You and I, not so much. If you become rich, you too are more likely to be on the speed dial of an investment banker when they have their next IPO.
Thank you for your very insightful explanation. One question which I am still looking for an answer is a real practical example of a Primary Market. I understand the London Stock exchange is an example of a Secondary Market but have no example of a Primary Market in London.
the primary market is actual investing.
Nice visual. ❤ thank you.
Awesome brother
Is secondry market also called as open market ? Like they say some company is buying bonds from open market !
quick & easy - thanks
If securities are exchanged between two investors in secondary market,then how does the company earn capital from it?
They don't earn capital on a day to day basis. Now the more their stock price went up, they could issue more shares to get capital or borrow using the value of their business as leverage. But as shares go up from one day to the next, the company doesn't receive anything for it
@@LearntoInvest so basically a company lists itself in a stock exchange for rising in value so that they can get loans and leverages in the future from financial institutions?
My mistake, I should have clarified, when they first list they get paid for it. That usually happens on the primary exchange. Once they are public, they shares trade freely and the company no longer gets paid on those movements
@@LearntoInvest Okay so I understand better now the primary and secondary markets my question is in the secondary market does the company issue the stocks in its company or to the primary market investors issue it to individual buyers? If its the company then essentially when demand goes up for their stocks they just issue more and more, but if it goes down then there's a surplus of stock out there which drives the price down right? If too many secondary investors sell their stocks and no one wants to buy them anymore who is it that buys them? Hope this makes sense and let me know if you want me to clarify anything about it.
Why are well developed secondary markets important for the operation of an efficient financial system
Amazing video:)
Thank you !
Great Video!
Are d shares that gets allotted in d primary markets safe in d CDSL
In the secondary market, securities are bought and sold between investment banks and individuals? Or individuals and individuals?
How do stocks get on to the secondary marekt? Is it after an investor who have bought it on the primary market sells those shares?
Great video.
Are there companies that only do an IPO for the designated “professionals” and then choose not to hit the secondary market?
Please make a video on dark pools and OTC trades
That's a good idea, I'll jump on it asap
Hello! Does Toronto Stock Exchange has primery market?
Very nice 👍🏼
Very useful
is an auction market part of the secondary market? PLease answer
Super informative and easy explanation! Tnx a bunch :)
Hi I've always been enlightened by your great videos. Would appreciate something on Gilts vs Bonds and what is the right investment decision in the current changing global interest rates and inflation situations.
This video does not explain how the stocks, bonds, etc. get to the secondary market.
excuses to not work.
Great video