Private placed stock and privately placed bonds are considered as

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Private placed stock and privately placed bonds are considered as

A. most illiquid securities

B. most liquid securities

C. least liquid securities

D. least illiquid securities

Answer: Option A

Solution (By Examveda Team)

Private placed stock and privately placed bonds are considered as most illiquid securities. Illiquid stocks are the ones which cannot be sold easily because they see limited trading.

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