Direct Stock Purchase Plan

Definition
DSP. A SEC-regulated program which enables a company to sell shares of stock directly to investors, rather than through a broker, enabling the investors to avoid paying a commission. DSPs are a good way to invest small amounts since you don't even have to be a current shareholder in order to purchase the shares. The company will not charge you a commission, but they may charge you a small fee in order to set up a stock purchase account. Direct Stock Purchase Plans are not related to Directed Share Programs (which have the same acronym, DSP).




Direct Stock Purchase Plan is ...
... part of the
Stocks and Trading subjects.


Related Terms

no-load stock -
Dividend Reinvestment Plan -  More
Direct Public Offering -
direct purchase program, DRIP
Loading...





Browse by Letter: # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z