supervised stock; stock under supervision
A stock placed under special monitoring by a stock exchange, typically when there is a risk of delisting or when certain listing criteria are not met. Used in financial and investment contexts.
The company was designated as a supervised stock because of the possibility of delisting.
When a stock is designated as supervised, investors need to be cautious.
上場廃止 means delisting itself, while 監理銘柄 refers to the stock that is being monitored and may face delisting.
整理銘柄 is a stock that has already been confirmed for delisting and is in a grace period, whereas 監理銘柄 is under supervision with a risk of delisting.
Compound of 監理 (supervision) and 銘柄 (brand, issue, stock). The term is a direct financial designation used by Japanese stock exchanges.