An electronic stock exchange which allows buyers and sellers to directly sell stocks to each other without the use of a broker, often after stock markets have closed. It began operations in 1990 and closed its doors in 2001.

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1. Arizona Stock Exchange - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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