Excluding stocks traded in the United States, a stock that is traded in a country other than the issuing company's home country is called a ________.

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A stock that is traded in a country other than the issuing company's home country is known as Euro stock, which is the common term for such stocks in European markets. Yankee stock refers to stocks of non-US companies traded in the United States. Class B stock and Preferred stock are terms used to describe different types of share classes, usually within the same company. Global classified equity is not a commonly used term.

Excluding Stocks Traded in the United States, a Stock That