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Listed stocks Listed Stocks Stock in a publicly-traded company that is traded on a particular stock exchange. For example, companies that trade on the NYSE are said to be listed stocks for that exchange. Listed stocks must conform to each exchange's listing requirements, which usually mandate having a certain market capitalization, number of shareholders, and/or revenue. Listing requirements exist to enforce stability on an exchange as much as possible. A listed firm may be delisted if it falls below the listing requirements for too long. However, some listed stocks may be temporarily exempt from listing requirements if they show some sign of a potential recovery. It is important to distinguish listed firms from member firms, which are companies that conduct trades on an exchange. See also: C. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| While listed stocks trade, in general, at about 17 to 20 times earnings, Herr said, the price-earnings ratio for the unlisted stocks in which he makes markets is likely to be five to eight times earnings. |
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