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List Of Stock Market Symbols

Every publicly traded company has a symbol that is made up of one letter to five letters. This is known as stock market symbol or ticker symbol. This symbol serves to identify the stock in the stock market and it is also used to check transactions the price movements of the stock.


In the United States, the stock market symbol is only made up of letters and sometimes the symbol has a period before the last letter to show that the class of the share. For example the symbol for Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. is BRK and when the symbol is BRK.B, it shows the class B share of the company.

The stock market symbol can differ slightly depending on the exchange where the stock is being traded. For example, stocks that are traded on the NASDAQ are either four or five letters. While the stocks that are traded on the New York Stock Exchange are three, two or one letters.

One letter symbols are the most sought after by companies that have their stock on the stock market. This is because it allows the company to have a unique and easy recognition. For instance, AT&T is one the oldest companies on the New York Stock Exchange. Dealers, brokers and investors know the company through its popular symbol T. When AT&T was purchased by SBC, the merged company started using the same symbol as it was well known across the stock market.

It is the symbol that is used to write orders for shares when investors want to buy and sell shares for a particular company.

Here are is a brief list of stock market symbols for some companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

A                     Agilent Technologies Inc.
AA                   Alcoa Inc.
AAI                 AirTran Holdings Inc.
AAN               Aaron's Inc.
AAN.A           Aaron's Inc. Class A
AAP                Advance Auto Parts Inc
AAR                AMR Corporation
AAV                Advantage Energy Income Fund
AB                   Alliance Capital Management Holding L.P.
ABA                Alabama Power Company
ABB                ABB Ltd
ABC                AmerisourceBergen Corporation (Holding
ABD                Acco Brands Corporation
ABG                Asbury Automotive Group Inc
ABK                Ambac Financial Group Inc.
ABK-Z            Ambac Financial Group Inc.
ABM               ABM Industries Incorporated
ABN-E            ABN Amro Holding N.V.
ABN-F            ABN Amro Holding N.V.
ABN-G            ABN Amro Holding N.V.
ABR                Arbor Realty Trust
ABT                 Abbott Laboratories
ABV                Companhia de Bebidas das Americas
ABV.C             Companhia de Bebidas das Americas
ABVT             Abovenet Inc.
ABW-A           Associated Banc-Corp
ABX                Barrick Gold Corporation

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