The institutions that assist in the trading of securities in the secondary market are called ________.
A)investors
B)stockholders
C)auditors
D)dealers

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Dealers are institutions that assist in the trading of securities in the secondary market. They buy and sell securities from their own accounts and earn profits from the difference between the buying and selling prices. Investors and stockholders are not institutions involved in the trading process, and auditors are responsible for verifying financial records and statements, but do not directly assist in the trading of securities.

The Institutions That Assist in the Trading of Securities in the Secondary