> Wouldn’t lack of stock price data be an indicator of delisting? That's one reason. They may not have pricing due to licensing issues at the source, as well.

> Wouldn’t lack of stock price data be an indicator of delisting? That's one reason. They may not have pricing due to licensing issues at the source, as well. Yahoo Finance is pretty good for a free resource, but it's not as comprehensive as paid sources. But, even if it's due to delisting, delisting is not inherently a negative thing. It can happen due to mergers/acquisitions or a formerly public company going private, for instance.