What is the difference between being listed on the NASDAQ and being listed on the New York Stock Exc

InNASDAQListed and inNYSEThe differences between listings are as follows:

1. The listing standards are different.

1) NASDAQ.

The three tiers of the NASDAQ are actually an inverted triangle structure, with the largest number of companies in selected markets, in the capital markets.

The number of medium companies is the smallest, ranging from 010 to 59000. Companies that are initially in the selected global market will be downgraded to the global market if they do not meet the criteria, while small companies in the Nasdaq Capital Market are usually promoted to the Nasdaq's global market after the small capital companies have stabilized.

2) New York Stock Exchange.

At present, the New York **** Exchange is divided into three market levels, and the earliest is that the three levels can be flexibly converted, which can be regarded as our main board. In 2005, it merged with the all-electronic **** exchange, and then established the NYSE layer, which is equivalent to our GEM.

In October 2008, the New York ** Exchange completed the acquisition of the ** Exchange in the United States, adding a layer: the NYSE ARCA layer, which is equivalent to our small and medium-sized board.

1. The listing standards and supervision of the New York Stock Exchange are a little stricter than those of the NASDAQ, and the requirements for the scale and profitability of the enterprise are also a little higher.

2. Najdak is the GEM market in the United States, while the New York Stock Exchange is a large-scale company listed. If the NYSE is similar to the main market, the NA market is the second market.

3. The application process for listing on the New York Stock Exchange is far more complicated than that of the Nasdaq, which has a higher initial application fee than the New York Stock Exchange, but an annual fee lower than that of the New York Stock Exchange.

The high listing on the New York Stock Exchange is due to the fact that New York ranks first in the Port of Newlen and is the world's largest trading center. The investment environment of the New York Stock Exchange is unique, and the registered and listed companies are very large-scale companies, so the listing ** is very high.

Introduction: As the world's top ten exchanges, the NASDAQ Exchange and the New York Exchange both belong to the United States, but there are many differences between the two exchange areas, so what is the difference between these two exchanges?

First of all, the New York Exchange is the most developed exchange in the history of the United States, and it is also the first trading platformAnd it is located on Wall Street in New York City, which belongs to an old ** exchange. The NASDAQ Exchange, which was founded in Washington in 1971, is relatively late, and then located in Washington, D.C., is the world's first electronic trading market, and the institution he manages is founded and managed by the National Association of Dealers.

First of all, many of the companies listed on the NASDAQ are high-tech companies, or growth companies. This is also the reason why many Chinese companies will choose NASDAQ when they go to the United States to list, because it does not have very high requirements for enterprises, and small and medium-sized enterprises can also be listed on their own exchanges, and its listing standards are much more relaxed. But the New York Stock Exchange is different, because it has a long history, so there are many giant companies listed with very large assets and a relatively long history of development, and its listing standards are stricter and the threshold is higher.

Therefore, most investors actually know more about the NASDAQ than the New York Stock Exchange, and the cost of listing on the New York Stock Exchange is also higher.

In fact, the regulatory regime of the two is very different, because these exchanges in New York are involved in the management of the board of directors, so everything is sanctioned according to the board of directors. However, the NASDAQ implements a corporate system, and the NASDAQ ** exchange can be understood as a company, and the regulatory systems of the two are different.

The NASDAQ Exchange was founded in 1971 and is divided into two markets with more than 5,000 listed companies. The New York Stock Exchange was founded in 1792 and has more than 2,800 publicly traded companies.

The difference is huge. First of all, the operation methods of these two ** exchanges are different, the commissions and handling fees that need to be paid are also different, the operation process is also different, and the risks and economic benefits are also different.

The time of the transaction is different, the money is different, the trend of ** is different, the development path is different, the two exchanges are open at different times, and both exchanges are different.

There is a big difference. The trading methods of the two exchanges are different, the handling fees charged are also different, the commission fees are also different, and the risks are also different.

There will be different needs, there will be different requirements, and there will be different standards, the differences will be different, the rules will be different, and there will be different information requirements.

There will be different concepts, and the cost of listing is different, including different scales, different market capitalizations, different threshold requirements, and different standards.

Because the development there is very good and there are a lot of opportunities for people, there are many companies that are willing to list on the NYSE. At present, there are three major exchanges in the world, namely the New York NASDAQ Exchange in the United States, the London Stock Exchange in the United Kingdom and the Frankfurt Exchange in Germany.

Because the New York Stock Exchange is the largest in the world, and the most credible, there are a lot of companies on it, and listing here is equivalent to having a good signboard, so they all choose to be listed here.

The main reason is that the New York Stock Exchange is an open trading market in the world, and the issuance of ** in China can be financed by domestic funds, while listing in the United States can be financed by investment banks and financial institutions around the world, and the market is larger.

1.Listing on the New York Stock Exchange means that the company can issue ** financing to the public and develop its main business; Investors can trade on the NYSE**. Listing on the New York Stock Exchange means that the company's ** can be listed and traded on the New York Stock Exchange, and the company can raise funds after listing, so that it can get better development.

The New York Stock Exchange generally refers to the New York Stock Exchange, located on Broadway Avenue in the state of New York, United States.

2.The origins of the New York Stock Exchange can be traced back to May 17, 1792. Listing on the NYSE requires the public to hold no less than 1.1 million shares of the company** for domestic companies to list in the United States; The company has at least 2,000 investors, each with more than 100 shares; The amount of common shares issued is not less than US$40 million on a market** basis; The company's pre-tax profit in the most recent year is not less than 2.5 million US dollars, etc.

The New York Stock Exchange's listing requirements for non-US companies: a minimum market capitalization of $40 million; Listed companies are mainly mature enterprises; Adopt U.S. generally accepted accounting principles;

3. The company's business information disclosure regulations shall be in line with the exchange's annual report, quarterly report and interim report system; The minimum number of shares held by the public and business records: the company must have at least 2,000 shareholders (more than 100 shares per owner), etc. Before buying or selling a U.S. stock, you should understand its trading rules. For example, U.S. stocks trade at T+0, and there is no limit to the volatility.

Implement the T+2 delivery system; Trading hours (EST) are Monday to Monday from 9:30 to 16:00.

Due to the huge risk of investing in U.S. stocks, it is best for users to use their spare money when investing.

Extended Information:1The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is located at 18 Broadway Street, New York, New York, USA, on the south side of the corner of Wall Street.

On June 1, 2006, the New York Stock Exchange announced its merger with Euronext to form the New York Stock Exchange - Euronext. The New York Stock Exchange ranked first in terms of total market capitalization (2009 data), first in terms of number of IPOs and market capitalization (2009 data), and second in terms of trading volume (2008 data). At the end of April 2005, the New York Stock Exchange acquired the All Electronic Exchange (Archipelago) and became a for-profit institution.

2.The New York Stock Exchange has a long history, a mature market, and strict listing conditions. For example, companies that want to go public and raise funds before making money cannot enter the New York Stock Exchange, while most of the 500 companies with a long history are listed on the New York Stock Exchange, such as Jiao Sheng, who sells shampoo, and large companies such as Ubisu and Federal Express are members of the New York Stock Exchange In the course of more than 200 years of development, the New York Stock Exchange has played an important role in the development of the American economy, the smooth progress of socialized large-scale production and the construction of a modern market economic system.

First, make a name for yourself.

Second, it is convenient to issue ** financing.

Third, investors can trade on the NYSE**.

Fourth, the United States has a large capital capacity.

The United States is the world's largest economy, and the New York Stock Exchange is the leading stock exchange in the United States, so many large companies will choose to list on the New York Stock Exchange, because the United States has a large enough capital capacity, so large companies have the largest listing financing opportunities and financing volume in the United States. In short, there is a risk in the investment, and the investment needs to be cautious. Both stockholders** and investors should invest cautiously.

Of course, pie in the sky is still rare, so it is most important for the masses to do their work in a down-to-earth manner, and what this society needs is doers and hard-working people.

Because this is a very large platform, it helps to enhance the company's influence, it also helps to prevent risks, and it can also make the company have a better development.

Listing conditions on the New York Stock Exchange: There are two types of listed domestic companies and non-listed companies.

Requirements for U.S. domestic companies to go public:

1. The company's pre-tax profit in the latest year is not less than 2.5 million US dollars;

2. The public owns no less than 1.1 million shares of the company;

3. The company has at least 2,000 investors, each investor owns more than 100 shares**;

4. The issuance amount of ordinary shares shall not be less than US$40 million according to the market ** example;

5. The net tangible assets of the company shall not be less than 40 million US dollars.

Listing requirements for non-U.S. companies: The listing requirements are more stringent than those for U.S. domestic companies, mainly including:

1. The number of shares held by the public shall not be less than 2.5 million shares;

2. The number of shareholders with more than 100 shares shall not be less than 5,000;

3. The company's market value is not less than 100 million US dollars;

4. The company must have made consecutive profits in the last 3 fiscal years, and not less than 2.5 million US dollars in the last year, not less than 2 million US dollars in each of the first two years or not less than 4.5 million US dollars in the last year, and not less than 6.5 million US dollars in the cumulative 3 years;

5. The net tangible assets of the company shall not be less than US$100 million.

6. A number of requirements for the management and operation of the company;

7. Other relevant factors, such as the relative stability of the company's industry, the company's position in the industry, the market situation of the company's products, the company's prospects, and the public's interest in the company.

** When the index adopts the "divisor method" to designate that when the list of constituent stocks changes, or the share capital structure of the constituent stocks changes, or the market value of the constituent stocks changes due to non-trading factors, the "divisor method" is used to correct the original fixed divisor to ensure the continuity of the index. It is an index compiled by the New York Stock Exchange. It began in June 1996 as a common stock ** index, which was later changed to a mixed index, and included 1,570 types of 1,570 companies listed on the New York ** Stock Exchange.