STRATS Trust for United States Cellular Corp. Securities, Series 2004-6 STRATS 6.375 (GJH) Stock Analysis

What STRATS Trust for United States Cellular Corp. Securities, Series 2004-6 STRATS 6.375 does

STRATS Trust for United States Cellular Corp. Securities, Series 2004-6. Structured as a Synthetic Fixed-Income Securities, Inc. certificate holding underlying senior notes issued by United States Cellular Corporation. Provides certificate holders with exposure to those fixed-income assets and income through distributions. A Structured Repackaged Asset-Backed Trust Security (STRATS); not an operating company.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the ticker symbol for STRATS Trust for United States Cellular Corp. Securities, Series 2004-6 STRATS 6.375?

STRATS Trust for United States Cellular Corp. Securities, Series 2004-6 STRATS 6.375 trades under the ticker GJH on NYSE.

Which exchange is GJH listed on?

GJH is listed on NYSE.

What sector does STRATS Trust for United States Cellular Corp. Securities, Series 2004-6 STRATS 6.375 operate in?

STRATS Trust for United States Cellular Corp. Securities, Series 2004-6 STRATS 6.375 is classified in the Financial Services sector (Financial - Credit Services industry).

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