Stock Exchange
The Mount Vema Stock Exchange also known as the Gollexi is where the issuing and trading of equities (stocks), bonds and other sorts of securities of Mount Vema takes place.
TRADING HOURS
OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY
9am to 5pm
​(Mount Vema time zone UTC+1)
The Gollexi
The Mount Vema Stock Exchange, the market is one of the most vital components of the Mount Vema economy, as it provides companies with access to capital in exchange for giving investors a slice of ownership.
BUY | SELL
Login to place orders, Instruct traders to buy/sell on your behalf. See or react to the performance of your assets,
manage earnings or send it direct to your bank account anywhere.
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Transaction Fees
Transaction fees apply as follows:
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When exchanging (buy/sell): 0.10 golles (applicable to both sides)
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When transferring funds to a Mount Vema bank account: 1%
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When transferring to outside the Mount Vema financial system: 2%
The Market
The Primary Market
​The Primary Market is where new issues are first sold through initial public offerings (IPOs). Here, institutional investors purchase most of these shares from investment banks; the worth of the company "going public" and the amount of securities issued determine the opening stock price of the IPO. All subsequent trading goes on in the secondary market.
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The Secondary Market
​The Secondary Market, is where participants include both institutional and individual investors buy & sell. (A company uses money raised from its IPO to grow, but once its stock starts trading, it does not receive funds from the buying and selling of its shares). Stocks are usually traded through exchanges, held in electronic form, not as physical certificates.
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Regulatory Body
The Mount Vema Securities and Exchange Council (MVSEC) is the regulatory body charged with overseeing the activities of the Stock Exchange. An agency with the mission to protect investors, maintain fair, orderly, and efficient markets, and facilitate Mount Vema capital formation.