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What exactly does this command "TR.HistFdAdjPctOfShrsOutHeld" give you? Is it the pct change relative to the total shares outstanding or just the investor's holding?

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Hi @hugh.nguyen,

According to the field documentation within the Data Item Browser, the TR.HistFdAdjPctOfShrsOutHeld is the

"Historical number of shares traded as a percentage of the shares outstanding. Adjusted for corporate actions, but not consolidated with other filing sources".

If you need further details, content questions such as this one are best directed to Refinitiv Helpdesk, which you can reach by either using Contact Us capability in your Eikon application or by calling the Helpdesk number in your country.


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