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Stock Trading Tips
One of the most important functions of the industry is to
facilitate the trading of securities and commodities by
bringing together buyers and sellers. Brokerage firms
typically provide this function. In these firms, investors
place their buy and sell orders for a particular security
or commodity by telephone, online by computer, or through a
broker. The firm fills the order in one of three ways. If
the stock or commodity is sold on an exchange, such as the
NYSE or the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), the firm
will send the order electronically to the company’s floor
broker at the exchange. The floor broker will then post the
order and execute the trade by finding a seller or buyer
who offers the best price for the client. Alternatively, if
a security is sold through a dealer network, such as Nasdaq,
the broker can access a computer network that lists the
prices for which dealers in that particular security are
willing to buy or sell it. If a price that the client
agrees with is found, then a purchase or sale is made.
Large investors and brokerage firms also can buy and sell
securities and commodities on “electronic communications
networks,” or ECNs—powerful computers that automatically
list, match, and execute trades, eliminating the sales
agent. ECNs commonly are used for stocks that trade
frequently and in large numbers.
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