Any investor who owns stock may be a Specialist. 1. Specialists are used by the NASDAQ system II. Market and limit orders are transacted by specialis V. Specialists help maintain continuous trading (liquid O A. I, II, and III only O B. I and IV only OC.II, III, and IV only O D.I only O E. III & IV

Any investor who owns stock may be a Specialist. 1. Specialists are used by the NASDAQ system II. Market and limit orders are transacted by specialis V. Specialists help maintain continuous trading (liquid O A. I, II, and III only O B. I and IV only OC.II, III, and IV only O D.I only O E. III & IV

Essentials Of Investments

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