bourse

6 letters in word "bourse": B E O R S U.

No anagrams for bourse found in this word list.

Words found within bourse:

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• Definitions:
• The Paris stock exchange. This term has come to be synonymous with coin show.
• French term for stock exchange.
• A place where dealers, collectors and the general public get together to buy, sell and trade coins with each other. Usually the most active section of a coin show.
• A Stock Exchange
• diamond-trading markets where members buy and sell goods
• An Organized show or meeting of stamp dealers and collectors at which stamps are sold or traded.
• this is the buying, selling and trading portion of a show where dealers setup with their collectibles. Most APIC shows, both regional and national include a bourse that may be one or more days.
• A vernacular term for a stock exchange, derived from the French word meaning 'purse'.
• (French). A continental European stock exchange. As a rule such stock exchanges also trade in foreign exchange. The term also applies to commodity exchanges.
• Bourse is the French term for a stock exchange, meaning, literally, purse. The national stock market of France, a totally electronic market, is known as the Paris Bourse. The term is used throughout Europe and worldwide as a synonym for stock exchange, though it generally isn't used in the US.
• A European term, for a stock market. For example, the Paris Bourse, or the Frankfurt Bourse.
• a popular term for the sales floor of a coin show
• A meeting of stamp collectors and/or dealers, where stamps and covers are sold or exchanged. A bourse usually has no competitive exhibits of stamps or covers. Almost all public stamp exhibitions include a dealer bourse, though many bourses are held without a corresponding exhibition.
• French, meaning an exchange or meeting place where merchants transact business. The word is often used for a diamond dealers club or organization.
• The place where dealers of a particular asset gather to buy and sell.
• Another name for a stock exchange of French origin.
• a meeting of dealers or of collectors where stamps change hands either by cash or trade; a stamp show will typically have a stamp exhibition and a stamp bourse. Bourse
• From a French word for 'Purse', a coin exhibition, show or fair where coin dealers, issuers and collectors assemble to buy, sell or trade items of a numismatic nature.
• A sales room for dealers at a coin show.
• A location where dealers buy and sell coins with each other and the public, such as at a coin show
• Stock exchange, especially of France. French BOURSE means purse.
• This French term can be used to refer to any exchange; however, it is most often used in reference to the Paris Stock Exchange.
• a stock exchange. The name derives from the name of the Van der Buerse family, of Bruges, in Belgium.
• the stock exchange in Paris
• Bourse is a station of the Paris Métro, serving Line 3.

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