Roughly 60% of activity on OTC Markets is from retail investors: Paltrowitz

The video discusses the significance of the OTC market, highlighting its role as a major secondary market for international companies seeking access to US investors. It explores post-pandemic market trends, noting a shift in retail investor behavior and increased interest in undervalued international markets. The video also examines the composition of OTC market participants, emphasizing a balance between retail and institutional traders. Regulatory aspects are covered, detailing the oversight by SEC and FINRA. Finally, it addresses current investor sentiment, indicating a search for new opportunities amid economic uncertainties.

What factors have contributed to the significant activity in the secondary market for international companies accessing US investors?

How has the attractiveness of using the OTC market as an entry point into the US market changed from pre-pandemic to now?

What trends are observed in retail investor behavior post-pandemic compared to during the COVID days?

How does the regulatory environment impact the confidence of investors in the securities that trade on the OTC market?

What does the recent IPO of Cava indicate about current investor sentiment?