Re: [GNC] Getting Finance:Quote for Preferred Stocks

"David T. via gnucash-user" <[email protected]> Mon, 13 Jul 2026 17:25:11 +0530
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And it appears that Yahoo has MET-PE and C-PN, although I couldn't say that they're the stocks you're after. You could apply the same naming rules at Yahoo for other preferred stocks and see what comes up. 


On July 13, 2026 5:03:06 PM GMT+05:30, "C.E. Morrison via gnucash-user" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Yes you can, but it isn't straightforward.  The symbols for preferred stocks are not uniform across all brokerages/price sources.  You have to figure out what symbol your price source uses.  For example, if your price source is Yahoo, then try MET-PA for MET.PRA.
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>On Sunday July 12 22:50:20 2026 (-05:00), Jediator wrote:
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>> Is there anyway to get online quote for public traded preferred stocks? e.g., MET.PRA, MET.PRE, C.PRN, etc.?  I tried gnucash-cli -Q with several sources listed under gnucash-cli -Q info but none of them worked.  Thanks in advance!
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