Finmind
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Read a stock or bond page

The list columns, what Last close and Last trade mean, how a preferred share is marked and why a price can be missing.

Lists

Stocks lists every share with its Symbol, Company, Sector, Last close, Change, Value traded and Last trade, with the most traded first. Choose a column heading to sort. Search by ticker, company name or ISIN; an exact ticker opens its page. Shares with no trade in the last 365 days are folded into a group named Not traded in the last year, which stays closed until you open it.

Bonds lists each listed bond with its Bond, Issuer, Coupon rate, Maturity date, Last close, Change and Last trade. Bonds in different currencies are not converted into one.

Both lists are public. You do not need a Finmind account to read them.

Last close and Last trade

Last close is the newest price on record, whatever its age. When it is older than the latest session, the row also says "Last trade" and the date, so an old price never passes for today's. Change is shown only for a trade of the latest session.

A price can be missing. The page then says "No trade is on record at openinfo.uz or the UZSE terminal", not zero.

A share page

It shows the last trade, a price chart, key figures, the last session, fundamentals, ownership and management, security details, peers and recent disclosures. The chart has no period buttons: it shows one year, or the span since a date, up to the latest session.

A share marked preferred is a preferred share. Finmind marks it by the exchange's own flag, by the letter in position 9 of the ISIN, by a marker in the name, or by a P ticker whose common share is listed. A trailing P alone is not enough.

A bond page

It shows the coupon, the face value, the last close, the maturity with a bar for the term, the issue date and the number of bonds issued and placed. The public bond page does not show a yield.

Sources and times

The line under a price reads "Price as of" the date, "Not a live quote", and the source, uzse.uz. A trade from the terminal names "UZSE terminal, fondbozori.uz". The exchange trades Monday to Friday, 09:30 to 16:00 Tashkent time; closing prices are stored from 18:00. Public holidays are not modelled, so a day with no session simply has no new price.

Source: the Finmind stock and bond pages and uzse.uz, read on 8 November 2026.

Use the payout calendar

Read announced and estimated payouts, the share class of a dividend and the bond matched to a coupon, and open your own calendar.

Compare brokers

What the broker comparison shows, how to put two or three firms side by side and what is checked rather than assumed.

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