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COMMONLY USED SYMBOLS IN THOMSON ONE QUICK REFERENCE CARD MAJOR INDEXES US INDEXES The Americas AMEX Airline Index .XAL Dow Jones Industrial Average .DJIA AMEX Biotech Index .BTK S&P 100 .OEX AMEX Composite Index .XAX S&P 500 .SPX AMEX Computer Tech. Index .XCI NASDAQ 100 .NDX AMEX Disk Drive Index DDX NYSE Composite .NYA AMEX Financial Index .XFI NASDAQ Composite .NCOMP AMEX Gold BUGS Index HUI S&P 1500 SPSUPX AMEX Health Care Index XHL S&P MidCap400 .MID AMEX Information Tech Index XIT S&P Small Cap 600 SML AMEX Institutional Index .XII Russell 2000 .RIY AMEX Internet Index IIX/IIV TSX Composite .TTT-T AMEX Major Market Index .XMI Brazilian IBOVESPA IBOV-BR AMEX Natural Gas XNG Mexican IPC IPC-MX AMEX Networking Index .NWX AMEX Oil Index .XOI Europe AMEX Pharmaceutical Index .DRG AEX Index AEX-AE AMEX Tobacco Index TOB BEL 20 Index BEL20-BT CBOE Gold Index GOX CAC 40 Index CAC40-FR CBOE Treasury Yield 30 Year TYX DAX Index DAX-XE CBOE VIX Index VIX EuroSTOXX 50 SX5E-STX Dow Jones Composite Average .COMP FTSE 100 Index UKX-LN Dow Jones Global Titans Index .DJGT FTSE ALL SHARE ASX-LN Dow Jones Industrial Average .DJIA IBEX 35 Index IB-MC Dow Jones Industrial Avg Tracking Stock DIA JSE All Share J203-JO Dow Jones Semiconductor .DJSEM MIB30 Index MIB30-MI Dow Jones Transportation Average .TRAN OMX Helsinki OMXHPI-HE Dow Jones US Growth Index .DJGTH OMX Stockholm 30 Index OMXS30-SK Dow Jones US Large Cap Index .DJLRG RTS Index RTSI-RS Dow Jones US Mid Cap Index .DJMID STOXX 50 Index SX5P-STX Dow Jones US Small Cap Index .DJSMC Swiss Market Index SMI-EB Dow Jones US Value Index .DJVAL Asia Pacific Dow Jones Utility Average .UTIL ASX All Ordinaries Index XAO-AU Morgan Stanley Consumer Index CMR Bombay Sensex Index SENSEX-BY NASDAQ 100 Index .NDX Hang Seng Index HSI-HK NASDAQ 100 Index Tracking Stock QQQQ KLSE Composite Index COMPOSITE-KU NASDAQ Biotechnology Index NBI Korea Composite Index KCI-SE NASDAQ Composite .NCOMP Nikkei Stock Average 225 NK225-OK NASDAQ Financial Index .IXF Shanghai Composite Index SHGIDX-SH NASDAQ Telecommunications Index IXTC Straits Times Index STRAITS-LN North American Telecom Index .XTC TOPIX Index TPX-TO NYSE Composite Index .NYA NYSE Financial Index .NYKID PHLX Gold and Silver Index XAU QRG-383 ©2008 Thomson Reuters. All marks herein are used under license. COMMONLY USED SYMBOLS IN THOMSON ONE QUICK REFERENCE CARD US INDEXES (CONTINUED) FUTURES PHLX KBW Bank .DABKX Financial Futures PHLX Oil Service Index .OSX Euribor Future, Liffe I/1-LI PHLX Semiconductor Index .SOX Euro Bobl Future, Eurex FGBM/1-DT Reuters Jefferies CRB Index CR/Y Euro Bund Future, Eurex FGBL/1-DT Russell 1000 .RIX Euro Schatz Future, Eurex FGBS/1-DT Russell 2000 .RIY Euro Yen Future, Tiffe EY/1-TI Russell 3000 .RIZ S&P 100 Index .OEX Eurodollar Day/Pit Session ED/1 S&P 500 Index .SPX Eurodollar Electronic Session GE/1 S&P 500 Index Tracking Stock SPY Euroswiss Future, Liffe S/1-LI S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary Sector .SPSCD Fed Funds Day/Pit Session FFA/1 S&P 500 Energy Sector .SPSE Fed Funds Electronic Session FDA/ S&P 500 Financials Sector .SPSF Long Gilt Future, Liffe R/1-LI S&P 500 Health Care Sector .SPSHC Short Sterling Future, Liffe L/1-LI S&P 500 Industrials Sector .SPSI US Treasury 2 Year Day/Pit Session TU/1 S&P 500 Information Technology Sector .SPSIT US Treasury 2 Year Electronic Session ZT/1 S&P 500 Materials Sector .SPSM US Treasury 5 Year Day/Pit Session FV/1 S&P 500 Telecommunication Sector .SPSTS S&P 500 Utilities Sector .SPSU US Treasury 5 Year Electronic Session F./1 S&P 1500 Index SPSUPX US Treasury 10 Year Day/Pit Session TY/1 S&P Industrial Index .SPIN US Treasury 10 Year Electronic SessionZN/1 S&P MidCap400 .MID US Treasury 30 Year Day/Pit Session US/1 S&P Small Cap 600 SML US Treasury 30 Year Electronic SessionB./1 S&P/TSX 60 Index .TXLX-T Index Futures S&P/TSX Composite Index .TTT-T CAC 40 Future, Liffe FCE/1-MT S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index .JX-T DAX Future, Eurex FDAX/1-DT SPDR Consumer Discretionary XLY DJ Euro Stoxx 50, Eurex FESX/1-DT SPDR Consumer Staples XLP Dow Jones Day/Pit Session DJ/1 SPDR Energy XLE Dow Jones Electronic Session Z./1 SPDR Financials XLF FTSE 100 Future, Liffe Z/1-LI SPDR Health Care XLV Hang Seng Future, HKFE HSI/1-HF SPDR Industrials XLI NASDAQ 100 ND/1 SPDR Materials XLB NASDAQ 100 Day/Pit Session ND/1-RT SPDR Technology XLK NASDAQ 100 E-mini NQ/1 SPDR Utilities XLU Nikkei 225 Future, Osaka NIK/1-OK Value Line Index VA/Y Russell 2000 RL/ Wilshire 5000 .DIWC Russell 2000 Day/Pit Session RL/-RT Russell 2000 E-mini RI/ MARKET INDICATORS S&P 500 SP/1 S&P 500 Day/Pit Session SP/1-RT Indicator AMEX NYSE NASDAQ S&P 500 E-mini ES/1 Advances .UPA .UPN .UPO Commodity Futures Declines .DPA .DPN .DPO Aluminum Futures AL/1 Unchanged .SPA .SPN .SPO Brent Futures, ICE BRN/1-IP Issues Traded .NITA .NITN .NITO Copper Futures HG/1 Up Volume .UPVA .UPVN .UPVO Corn Futures C/1 Down Volume .DPVA .DPVN .DPVO Cotton Futures CT/1 Unchanged Volume .SPVA .SPVN .SPVO Gold Futures GC/1 Total Volume .VOLA .VOLN .VOLO Heating Oil Futures HO/1 Trin .TPIA .TPIN .TPIO Light Sweet Crude Futures CL/1 New Highs .NHA .NHN .NHO Light Sweet Crude Futures, Near Contract CLL/1A New Lows .NLA .NLN .NLO 2 of 3 COMMONLY USED SYMBOLS IN THOMSON ONE QUICK REFERENCE CARD Commodity Futures (continued) INTEREST RATES Lumber Futures LB/1 Natural Gas Futures NG/1 Euribor Daily Fixings 3M EIBOR3M-IR Natural Gas Futures, Near Contract NGG/1A Euribor Daily Fixings 6M EIBOR6M-IR Silver Futures SI/1 Libor Daily Fixings Go to: IBOR Pg. via PPM Soybean Futures S/1 USD Libor 3M BBUSD3M-IR USD Libor 6M BBUSD6M-IR Currency Futures British Pound Electronic Session P./ Canadian Dollar Electronic Session C./ FOREIGN EXCHANGE Euro Electronic Session E./ Australian Dollar AUD-TN Japanese Yen Electronic Session J./ British Pound GBP-TN Swiss Franc Electronic Session SW/ Canadian Dollar CAD-TN Euro EUR-TN US TREASURIES Euro-Australian Dollar EURAUD-TN Euro-British Pound EURGBP-TN 3 Month T-Bill US.03M Euro-Canadian Dollar EURCAD-TN 6 Month T-Bill US.06M Euro-Japanese Yen EURJPY-TN 2 year Note US.02 Euro-Swiss Franc EURCHF-TN 5 Year Note US.05 Japanese Yen JPY-TN 10 Year Note US.10 New Zeeland Dollar NZD-TN 30 Year Bond US.30 Singapore Dollar SGD-TN Swiss Franc CHF-TN GLOBAL 10-YEAR BENCHMARKS METAL SPOTS Canada CDN.10 France FRA.10 Gold XAUUSD-TN Germany GER.10 Silver XAGUSD-TN Italy ITA.10 Platinum XPTUSD-TN Japan JPN.10 Palladium XPDUSD-TN United Kingdom UK.10 3 of 3 .
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