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NASDAQ: CSXCsx (CSX) stock, explained like you're 5
Csx trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker CSX. It is a large cap company in the railroads industry, part of the industrials sector, with a market value of about 87.9 billion dollars.
- Ticker
- CSX
- Exchange
- Nasdaq
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Railroads
- Size
- Large cap, about 87.9 billion dollars
How Csx makes money
- Building and selling machines, aircraft, equipment or infrastructure.
- Moving goods and people.
- Long term service and maintenance contracts.
What moves CSX stock
- Orders and backlog, which show future sales.
- Business spending and the health of the economy.
- Costs of materials and labor.
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Questions about Csx stock
What does Csx do?
Csx trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker CSX. It is a large cap company in the railroads industry, part of the industrials sector, with a market value of about 87.9 billion dollars.
What is the ticker symbol for Csx?
Csx trades under the ticker CSX on the Nasdaq.
How does Csx make money?
Building and selling machines, aircraft, equipment or infrastructure. Moving goods and people. Long term service and maintenance contracts.
What moves CSX stock?
Orders and backlog, which show future sales. Business spending and the health of the economy. Costs of materials and labor.
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