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The market value of a company’s outstanding shares. It is used as a measurement tool to determine how large a company is.
The Price to Earnings (P/E) ratio, is calculated by dividing the stock's most recent share price by the sum of the diluted earnings per share.
A measurement of how much the stock has increased or decreased in the last year.
Number of shares currently held by investors, including restricted shares owned by the company's officers and insiders.
4,837
The percentage of shares owned by any officer or board director of the company, including their related or affiliated individuals, families, entities and trusts.
0.02%
The percentage of shares owned by an institution such as a mutual fund, bank or insurance company.
65.95%
The price range a stock has traded at during the most recent trading period.
66.79 - 68.58
The price range a stock has traded at during the previous 5 days.
65.05 - 68.58
The price range a stock has traded at during the previous 3 months.
59.19 - 81.88
The price range a stock has traded at during the previous 52 weeks.
51.5 - 88.5
The closing price of a stock from the previous day.
67.05
The price of the stock at the start of today’s market opening.
67.33
The amount of money a trader is willing to pay per share for a given stock.
61.61 x 100
The amount of money a seller wants per share of a given stock.
67.1 x 100
The number of shares traded in a given period. This number illustrates the active interest in the stock at any time.
38,700
The average number of shares traded in a given day.
43,221
A company's annual dividend expressed as a percentage of its current stock price.
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The value a shareholder receives from a company they are invested in for holding their shares.
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A measurement of the stock’s volatility in comparison to the market as a whole.
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The amount of money a company has made for the trailing twelve-month period.
25,196,094
A measurement of how much profit they are retaining for the trailing twelve-month period.
15
Earnings Per Share (EPS) TTM is a company's profit for the trailing twelve-month period divided by its number of common outstanding shares.
3