Responses
an investor purchases a bond from a corporation
an investor purchases a bond from a corporation
an investor sells a bond to another investor
an investor sells a bond to another investor
an investor purchases a bond directly from a municipality
an investor purchases a bond directly from a municipality
an investor purchases a bond from the U.S. Treasury
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An example of a bond being traded on the secondary market is:
an investor sells a bond to another investor.
In this case, the bond is being sold by one investor to another, which characterizes a transaction in the secondary market, as opposed to the primary market where bonds are first issued.
