What is STUB STOCK?

Shares that sell at a reduced market price due to either (1) issuing firm with negative worth or (2) has paid a large dividend.

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Related Legal Terms
LARGE CAPITALIZATION STOCK, CLASSIFIED COMMON STOCK, REVERSE STOCK SPLIT, STOCK SWAP ACQUISITION, STUB, CHECK STUB, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE (NYSE) COMPOSITE INDEX, STOCK QUOTE, ADJUSTABLE RATE PREFERRED STOCK, BULLETIN BOARD STOCK


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