What Is the Difference Between Third and Fourth Markets

question 250

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between third and fourth markets?

• A) A third market involves trading exchange-listed securities in OTC markets, while a fourth market trading involves institution-to-institution trading without using the services of brokers or dealers.
• B) A third market involves trading institution-to-institution trading without using the services of brokers or dealers, while a fourth market involves trading exchange-listed securities in OTC markets.
• C) A third market involves trading in corporate equities, while a fourth market involves trading in corporate debt.
• D) A third market involves trading in corporate debt, while a fourth market involves trading in corporate equities.
• E) A third market involves trading in call options, while a fourth market involves trading in warrants.

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Definitions:

Total Indicated Runout (TIR)

A measurement of the deviation of a mechanical part from its ideal shape, indicating the total variation from roundness or straightness.

Shaft Revolution

The number of rotations that a shaft completes in a given period of time, often measured in revolutions per minute (RPM).

Permissable Operating Angles

The maximum angles at which certain mechanical components, such as driveshafts, can operate without causing damage or undue wear.

Driveshaft Rpm

Driveshaft Rpm (Revolutions per Minute) measures the rotational speed of the driveshaft in a vehicle, indicating how many times the shaft completes a full rotation in one minute.