What is another word for OTCS?
Pronunciation: [ˈɒtks] (IPA) 
OTCS (over the counter securities) are traded directly between two parties, without the involvement of a centralized exchange. Synonyms for the term include unlisted securities, non-exchange traded securities, and unregistered securities. These securities are generally considered riskier than exchange-traded securities as they may lack the same level of transparency and regulation. However, they can offer opportunities for investors seeking higher returns and more flexibility in their investments. Examples of OTCS include stocks in private companies, bonds issued by smaller firms, and derivatives contracts. It's important for investors to do their due diligence and thoroughly research any OTCS before investing.
