Resources for Exchanges

Reference material for stock exchanges and financial exchanges around the world. Providers of research and analysis of the stock market.
Exchange Organizations

Industry groups, councils, associations and organizations. more »

1031 Exchanges

Vendors offering information and services related to 1031 tax-deferred exchanges of real estate. more »

Retail B2B Markets

Online business marketplaces that feature both buyers and sellers of retail services. Websites include auctions, trading sites, and exchanges of products and services. more »

B2B Markets for Transportation

Online business marketplaces that feature both buyers and sellers of transportation services. Websites include auctions, trading sites, and exchanges of products and services. more »

B2B Markets for International Trade

Online business marketplaces that feature both buyers and sellers of international trade services. Websites include auctions, trading sites, and exchanges of products and services. more »

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B2B Markets for Telecommunications

Online business marketplaces that feature both buyers and sellers of telecommunications services. Websites include auctions, trading sites, and exchanges of products and services. more »

Exchanges

Exchange knowledge is a must if you want to be a professional investor or trader. The exchanges markets are dynamic and volatile, which can be challenging to understand. However, you must stay on top of these changes; otherwise, your business can suffer.

Today, it’s common to see an exchange merge with another one, creating a new entity and stock exchange. 3 examples come to mind. NYSE and Euronext merged to become NYSE Euronext. NASDAQ and OMX merged to become NASDAQ OMX. NYSE Euronext agreed to acquire the American Stock Exchange. Though these changes seem tumultuous, new and better opportunities abound, including:
  1. Dual listing programs.
  2. Increasing more listing and trading opportunities for ETFs.
  3. Providing more liquidity.

Take advantage of NASDAQ OMX's dual listings

This is one program you cannot afford to ignore. NASDAQ started dual listings back in 2004. Dual listings enable a company's stock to be listed on NASDAQ, but also listed on another exchange. As a result, this program gives you better access to liquidity and chances of your trades being executed faster.

Invest or trade in ETFs on the American Stock Exchange

American Stock Exchange was the pioneer for ETFs (exchange traded funds). ETFs consist of securities that look like an index of a specific sector; however, you buy and sell them like a single stock. For example, you can buy and sell ETFs that specialize in international stocks or bonds. Unlike mutual funds, ETFs don't have fees such as 12b-1 or redemption fees. You can also trade ETFs, unlike mutual funds.

Trade or invest on the world's largest and most liquid exchange group, NYSE Euronext

You'll have an abundance of investment options here. This exchange leads in listings, cash equities, and other securities. It consists of 6 cash equities exchanges in 5 countries. If you're looking to trade or invest in options, you can trade on its option exchanges.

  • Store these stock exchanges websites in either your Favorites or Bookmark folder. While that seems an obvious idea, it's important to do so; news and information about exchanges changes so frequently that you'll need to go to their websites often.