Yep, I got the same info as you, from their investor page,
LOL.
However .... fidelity.com quotes BAE Systems
as BAESF.
They use a "tracking symbol" (BAESF in this case),
in order to report Foreign Exchange Transactions.
I believe that the "F" actually means "Foreign", in this
case.
The actual "London stock" can be viewed on Yahoo as
BA.L It went up 5 pence today.
My 500 share transaction ( purchased as BAESF at Fidelity)
has increased by 2.5 British Pounds.
Not sure if that would pay for pint in London, today ?
BTW, I "got nowhere" with the symbol "BAESY", so tried
BAESF.
Many of the Canadian stocks are also tracked with
"tracking symbols" ending with an "F" as well.
Just as an example, my favorite Toronto stock, Wi-Lan,
trades as WIN.TO or T.WIN, depending on where you
try to get quotes .....
but it is tracked, here in
the US (at Fidelity) as WILIF.
The Fidelity Quote is as shown below.
Since I'm probably boring most people, I will drop this
subject, and go back to lurking.
Best,
Mardy.
Symbol Symbol Lookup
Delayed as of 10/29/2001 5:51pm
BAESF BRITISH AEROSPACE
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Last [Tick] 5.1500[ + ]
Change 0.2000
% Change 4.04%
Bid [Tick] 0.0000 [ - ]
Ask 0.0000
Open 5.1500
Volume 2,700
Day High 5.1500
Day Low 5.1000
Previous Close 4.9500
Previous Close Date 10/26/2001 |
