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BRE Bridgemarq Real Estate Services Inc
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15min DelayMarket Closed Dec 30 16:00 ET
143.21MMarket Cap-44.41P/E (TTM)
15.290High14.920Low5.77KVolume15.290Open15.260Pre Close86.87KTurnover15.67652wk High0.06%Turnover Ratio9.48MShares10.95152wk Low-0.34EPS TTM141.80MFloat Cap15.676Historical High35.95P/E (Static)9.39MShs Float1.207Historical Low0.42EPS LYR2.43%Amplitude1.35Dividend TTM-2.08P/B1Lot Size8.94%Div YieldTTM
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