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Definition 1 Having shares available to retail investors in the open Market. Definition 2 The retail investors themselves (as opposed to institutional investors). Definition 3 Widely known, not secret. opposite of private.

Related Terms: 12 FIN, Institutional investor, Market, NOW, Own, Open, Open market, PPO, Retail investor, SEC, Share, VAT
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