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NASDAQ: EXCExelon (EXC) stock, explained like you're 5
Exelon trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker EXC. It is a large cap company in the regulated electric industry, part of the utilities sector, with a market value of about 42 billion dollars.
- Ticker
- EXC
- Exchange
- Nasdaq
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Regulated Electric
- Size
- Large cap, about 42 billion dollars
How Exelon makes money
- Delivering electricity, gas or water to homes and businesses.
- Rates approved by regulators.
- Growing clean energy projects.
What moves EXC stock
- Interest rates, since utilities carry a lot of debt.
- Decisions by regulators on prices.
- Weather and demand for power.
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Questions about Exelon stock
What does Exelon do?
Exelon trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker EXC. It is a large cap company in the regulated electric industry, part of the utilities sector, with a market value of about 42 billion dollars.
What is the ticker symbol for Exelon?
Exelon trades under the ticker EXC on the Nasdaq.
How does Exelon make money?
Delivering electricity, gas or water to homes and businesses. Rates approved by regulators. Growing clean energy projects.
What moves EXC stock?
Interest rates, since utilities carry a lot of debt. Decisions by regulators on prices. Weather and demand for power.
How can I follow EXC stock every day?
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