RE: RE: RE: A Lot Riding on the Pre-Feasibility
I think maybe your mixing up bonds with something ells, Bonds have nothing to do with the exchange that the stocks are trading on. Here is an explanation that I copy pasted for you.
Unlike stock exchanges where stocks are traded, there is no physical place for trading bonds. Instead, brokers use telephone and computer networks to carry out bond buys and sells.
Investors call the bond sales department if they have a bond they want to buy or sell. They're provided price quotations through the firm's trading desk. The trading desk's computer system lists prices and availabilities for a wide range of bonds.
A dealer can use the system to find a bond for an investor and quote competitively even if the firm does not currently own the bond. If you want to buy a particular bond, the dealer normally acts as principal by reselling one the firm already owns or by buying in the open market and reselling to you at a slightly higher price. In a sell trade, the dealer will buy your bond and resell it or put it in the firm's inventory.