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Essay heading: AMEX, NASDAQ, and WorldCom
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How are the two exchanges different from one another, if at all?
The American Stock Exchange is considered an order-driven continuous auction market where specialists facilitate continuous trading. The NASDAQ is based on a competing dealer system where each dealer continually posts firm bid and ask quotes on an electronic screen (stockmarketinvestinginfo... displayed 300 characters
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The NASDAQ is based on a competing dealer system where each dealer continually posts firm bid and ask quotes on an electronic screen (stockmarketinvestinginfo.com, 2004).
Other differences exist between NASDAQ and AMEX concerning limit orders that can affect the speed of price adjustment. AMEX specialists can not trade ahead of limit orders at the same prices... displayed next 300 characters
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