L
The fifth character in Nasdaq list of stock symbol that signifies a miscellaneous situation such as the following: foreign preferred, preferred when-issued, second class of units, third class of warrants, or sixth class of preferred stock. The symbol L denotes a subordinate issue like certificates of participation, preferred participation and stubs, representing a stock made up of the converted bonds of a derailed company.
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