The American Stock Exchange (AMEX), the Nasdaq Stock Market (NASDAQ), and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) are the three largest stock exchanges in the United States. The New York Stock Exchange on Wall Street is the oldest, largest and most famous securities trading market in the United States, with a history of more than 210 years. The New York Stock Exchange is the exchange with the largest total market value of listed companies in the United States, the largest number of IPOs and market value, and the second largest trading volume. There are approximately 2,800 companies listed here, with a global market value of US$15 trillion. The headquarters of the New York Stock Exchange, Inc. is located at 11 Broadway Street, New York, New York, United States, on the south side of the corner of Wall Street.

The trading method of the New York Stock Exchange The trading method of the New York Stock Exchange is the same as the traditional wet market, using negotiation methods, which is different from the computer automatic matching of Chinese stocks. Stock brokers will openly search for buyers and sellers in the trading hall based on the buying and selling conditions set by their customers, and then conclude the transaction after bargaining.

New York Stock Exchange listing conditions The exchange has very strict requirements for companies to be listed, and has high requirements on the company's profits and assets. For non-U.S. companies, the conditions are more stringent. The specific requirements are: the number of shares held by the public is no less than 2.5 million shares; the number of shareholders holding more than 100 shares is no less than 5,000; the company’s stock market value is no less than 100 million US dollars; the company must have been profitable for 3 consecutive fiscal years with no less than US$2.5 million in the last year and no less than US$2 million in each of the first two years, or no less than US$4.5 million in the last year for 3 years The total amount is not less than US$6.5 million. The company's tangible assets are worth no less than US$100 million; Multi-based requirements for the company's management and operations: Other relevant factors, such as the relative stability of the company's industry, the company's position in the industry, and the market for the company's products situation, the company's prospects, public interest in the company's shares, etc. As a highly market-oriented market with a registration system, the New York Stock Exchange adopts relatively flexible listing review standards for foreign companies, especially companies from emerging market countries such as China. The main manifestation is that the profit requirements in Article 4 can often be relaxed appropriately. The basis for relaxation is mainly the company's industry status, business prospects and management's operational capabilities. Of course, the strength of intermediaries such as underwriters and the approval process of investors are also important considerations.