Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/On the curb
On the curb" raises  issues, but curb trading is more descriptive of the topic. Redirect New York Curb Exchange, curbstone broker, curb exchange, and/or the Curb to curb trading. The topic seems valid as since it appears to originate from the 1800s and has an interesting history (see my post above). The US based term may have spread to mondern day India, Poland, and Belarus: http://connection.ebscohost.com/c/articles/27768361/foreign-investment-economic-reform-tajikistan Columbia Journal of World Business mentions "The short duration of trading hours and its corollary of trading on the curb represent other aspects of the markets weaknesses" for stock trading in India. In Poland, http://business.highbeam.com/435552/article-1G1-54681755/overview an article notes, "Large blocks of securities can be traded in off-session (on the curb)." Another article contrasts the open market with on the kerb (spelled "kerb") market for Belarus
— User:Uzma, 13:06, 29 August 2012 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:NOTNEO (Wikipedia:Wikipedia is not a dictionary)