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T
Fifth letter of a Nasdaq stock symbol indicating that the stock has warrants or rights.
t
1. Used in the dividend column of stock transaction tables in newspapers to indicate the market value as of the distribution date of stock dividends paid during the preceding 12 months. Stocks with this listing paid no cash dividends: Jetron .71t.
2. Used in bond transaction tables in newspapers to indicate a floating-rate bond or note: Amoco 8.05s89t.
T
A symbol appearing next to a stock listed on NASDAQ indicating that the stock is not common issue, but has a warrant attached to it. All NASDAQ listings use a four letter abbreviation; if a T follows the abbreviation, this indicates that the security being traded has a warrant attached.


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If he or she is good at ideas but not so good at details then the two of you can make a formidable team if you are willing to think further through the implications and to be the one who dots the Is and crosses the Ts.
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She dots the Is and crosses the Ts and gets me to appointments on time.
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