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Definition of 'Hard-Coded Stock'
This is a term that refers to a company's stock symbol or ticker symbol. Every security listed anywhere on the globe has a unique symbol for the security. Knowing the symbol allows investors to check the price of the security.
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Investopedia explains 'Hard-Coded Stock'
In the U.S., on the New York Stock Exchange, stocks can have symbols with one, two or three letters in the symbol. Nasdaq-listed stocks have stock symbols with four or five letters.
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... Most of these documents include a hard-coded definition of "eligible ... Library; Articles;
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http://www.investopedia.com/articles/retirement/03/100803.asp
... While you may generally choose to require fewer than 1,000 hours under a regular
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