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The stock Symbol is an indication about which stock market a company’s shares are sold over. Count the number of letters that appear in the stock symbol. The original stock market is the NYSE. The New York Stock Exchange has been around since stock symbols changed for number and letter combinations printed on ticker tape to the S&P’s standardized version of letters only.
Companies that are traded on the NYSE have 1-2 letters in its. Companies on the NYSE or AMEX have 3 letters in their stock symbols. If you find a company that has a ticker symbol of more than 3 letters then know that NASDAQ is where you will find information about that particular company.
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