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Stocks that died in 1983
17 of the Graveyard's US stocks stopped trading in 1983: 0 collapsed on the way out, the rest left for other reasons (a merger, a move to another market, a delisting) or reasons our data does not record. Biggest first, by their peak market value.
- Santa Fe Inds (SFF) · $3.2 billion at peak · left without a crash
- Santa Fe Pacific Corp (SFX) · $2.5 billion at peak · left without a crash
- Natomas Co (NOM) · $2.3 billion at peak · left without a crash
- Virginia Electric & Power Co (D) · $1.9 billion at peak · left without a crash
- Bendix Corp (ALD1) · $1.8 billion at peak · left without a crash
- Mcdermott Intl Inc (MDRIQ) · $1.7 billion at peak · fell hard
- Crum & Forster (CMF) · $1.6 billion at peak · left without a crash
- El Paso Co (ELG) · $1.4 billion at peak · left without a crash
- General American Oil Co Tx (GAO) · $1.4 billion at peak · left without a crash
- Norton Simon Inc (4033A) · $1.1 billion at peak · left without a crash
- Texas Gas Transmission LLC (4093A) · $1.1 billion at peak · left without a crash
- Wheelabrator Frye (WFI) · $1.1 billion at peak · left without a crash
- First Charter Financial (FCF) · $1.0 billion at peak · left without a crash
- Avatex Corp (AVATQ) · $970 million at peak · left without a crash
- Belco Petroleum Corp (BPC) · $905 million at peak · left without a crash
- Northwest Energy (NWP.) · $728 million at peak · left without a crash
- Dillon Cos (DLL) · $659 million at peak · left without a crash
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