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delistenUK
de·list D0113300 (dē-lĭst′)tr.v. de·list·ed, de·list·ing, de·lists To remove from a list, especially from a list of securities traded on a stock exchange: delisted the stock.delist (ˌdiːˈlɪst) vb (tr) 1. to remove from a list2. (Stock Exchange) stock exchange to remove (a security) from the register of those that may be traded on the recognized marketde•list (diˈlɪst)
v.t. 1. to delete from a list, as one that indicates acceptability, legitimacy, or the like. 2. to remove (a security) from listing at a stock exchange. [1930–35] delist
Past participle: delisted
Gerund: delisting
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| I delist | | you delist | | he/she/it delists | | we delist | | you delist | | they delist |
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| I delisted | | you delisted | | he/she/it delisted | | we delisted | | you delisted | | they delisted |
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| I am delisting | | you are delisting | | he/she/it is delisting | | we are delisting | | you are delisting | | they are delisting |
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| I have delisted | | you have delisted | | he/she/it has delisted | | we have delisted | | you have delisted | | they have delisted |
| Past Continuous |
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| I was delisting | | you were delisting | | he/she/it was delisting | | we were delisting | | you were delisting | | they were delisting |
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| I had delisted | | you had delisted | | he/she/it had delisted | | we had delisted | | you had delisted | | they had delisted |
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| I will delist | | you will delist | | he/she/it will delist | | we will delist | | you will delist | | they will delist |
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| I will have delisted | | you will have delisted | | he/she/it will have delisted | | we will have delisted | | you will have delisted | | they will have delisted |
| Future Continuous |
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| I will be delisting | | you will be delisting | | he/she/it will be delisting | | we will be delisting | | you will be delisting | | they will be delisting |
| Present Perfect Continuous |
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| I have been delisting | | you have been delisting | | he/she/it has been delisting | | we have been delisting | | you have been delisting | | they have been delisting |
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| I will have been delisting | | you will have been delisting | | he/she/it will have been delisting | | we will have been delisting | | you will have been delisting | | they will have been delisting |
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| I had been delisting | | you had been delisting | | he/she/it had been delisting | | we had been delisting | | you had been delisting | | they had been delisting |
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| I would delist | | you would delist | | he/she/it would delist | | we would delist | | you would delist | | they would delist |
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| I would have delisted | | you would have delisted | | he/she/it would have delisted | | we would have delisted | | you would have delisted | | they would have delisted |
Thesaurus| Verb | 1. | delist - remove (a security) from listing at a stock exchangeget rid of, remove - dispose of; "Get rid of these old shoes!"; "The company got rid of all the dead wood" |
TranslationsdelistenUK
DelistingThe removal of a stock from trading on an exchange. Delisting occurs when a publicly-traded company violates the exchange's rules, or, more commonly, when the company ceases to meet listing requirements. For example, when a company's market capitalization falls below a certain level, it is in danger of delisting.delist To drop a security from trading on an organized exchange. Delisting may occur for a number of reasons including failure to meet an exchange's standards or placement of a new listing on another exchange. Compare list.Case Study In early 2001, Nasdaq informed Drkoop.com, a one-time high-flying Internet company, that the firm's stock was subject to being delisted from the Nasdaq Stock Market. At the time of the notice Drkoop.com stock was trading at approximately 20¢ per share, well below the $1 per share required to continue trading on the Nasdaq. Delisting can have a serious negative impact on a firm's ability to raise equity capital, since it is likely to reduce liquidity and increase the bid-ask spread quoted by dealers. Many individual investors avoid buying a delisted stock as trading volume dries up. Negatives associated with delisting are likely to cause a major decline in the market price of a stock that most likely has already experienced a major price decline. Nasdaq, which delisted 240 companies in 2000, often begins the delisting process when a stock's bid price falls below $1 per share for 30 consecutive trading days. The firm subsequently has 90 calendar days to boost its stock price above $1 per share for 10 consecutive trading days. The New York Stock Exchange has a similar price requirement plus additional minimums regarding market capitalization and shareholder equity.delistenUK
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