Securities that are not traded on the organized stock exchanges are traded in which of the following markets?

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Securities that are not traded on organized stock exchanges are usually traded through the Over-The-Counter (OTC) market. The OTC market is not centralized, and trading is done between dealers electronically or over the phone. Examples of securities traded in the OTC market include penny stocks, bonds, and foreign stocks. The other options given (futures market, dealers' market, and primary market) are all types of organized stock exchanges.

Securities That Are Not Traded on the Organized Stock Exchanges