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H
Fifth letter of a Nasdaq stock symbol specifying that the issue is the second preferred bond of the company.

H
Used in stock transaction tables in newspapers to indicate that during the day's activity the stock traded at a new 52-week high price.


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Given the uncertain value of a spare bed in the Spelmans' village home, and that Ms Haynes can rarely have been at liberty to attract envious glances in the Spelman people carrier, what with the ever-present possibility of former leader William Hague wanting to leave one of his lengthy, bi-annual messages ('That's haitch for Hecuba, A for arduous, G for spot .
Stable jockey Richard Johnson prefers Fairoak Haitch, who was all out to beat the ambulance home on his hurdling debut at Cheltenham last month.
It is commonly pronounced haitch, whereas I was taught to pronounce it aitch.
 
 
 
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