The OSYX

The Otyra International Stock Exchange, known as the OSYX, is the primary stock exchange of the city of Otyra, and the largest in the world.

Originally, the OSYX was created to measure progress in the world's economy after the great war, tracking the growth and expansion of major companies and industries. Today, it keeps true to that objective but has expanded into tracking many new intricate parts of the market other exchanges miss. As a result of being the largest market, it is free to trade in with no fees. Individuals can invest certain quantities of money into businesses in hopes of good returns, if they're successful.

As of 282 AC, there are 1,200 companies logged onto the OSYX, divided among three major boards. World events have major impacts on the markets. In recent decades, this has been becoming more common an occurrence.

Overview
There are OSYX exchange buildings in each major city, but the largest is in Otyra. Trading hours are Monday-Friday from 9-5.

Beginning around 250 AC, efforts have been made to put OSYX Exchange Centers in each major town such as Nammerth and Renaisse, so to make the markets available to a wider range of people, despite poverty levels being statistically so high chances of market investment is unlikely. Each does feature some sort of small building hub dedicated to trading (including smaller local systems).

The OSYX operates independently of any associations with the 'Axis' and is run by its own private commission.

Major boards

 * The Few Board is composed of the 20 largest companies, which yield higher costs per share
 * The Plenty Board is composed of the bulk of the companies on the OSYX
 * The Bottoms Board is composed of specialized stocks, generally higher risk but more 'customizable'

Current market
TBA