What is stock table?

The stock table is a complete list of stock quotations on every stock exchanges. They're used for investors or any businesses for purposes.

Now, where to find stock tables?

Whatever from a list of markets from the Big Board (or the New York Stock Exchange) to the 3-in-1 NASDAQ market tiers, or elsewhere from London to everywhere, you can find stock tables on your data such as spreadsheet or you can find stocks over the screener. You can find resources such as Investing, Investors Business Daily, Yahoo Finance, Barchart or any other sources you like.

Also, you can used as a publication like this:

AP Money & Markets page - The Associated Press utilizes the local stocks and funds for big city papers such as the Chicago Tribune or the Miami Herald, for example. They began publishing in early 2009, when the Market in Review pages ended its syndication.

The Wall Street Journal's biggest 1000 stocks - is the compilation of stock tables, comprising of the top 1000 companies under the name, ticker, price and net change. They began publishing in late 2008, when the Journal decreased its lists from 1500.

Financial Times Global 500 - is the daily snapshots of the top 500 companies in the world. Maintained by the Financial Times, they began publishing monthly in August 2005, and then revamped as a stock table version. Simply titled "FT Global 500 - The World's Largest Companies," big companies have changed the way stock exchanges from around the world are maintained.

Here are the example as you see in photos: