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15min DelayMarket Closed Dec 23 16:00 ET
68.89BMarket Cap13.52P/E (TTM)
66.390High65.320Low12.14MVolume65.880Open65.790Pre Close802.09MTurnover70.32052wk High1.17%Turnover Ratio1.04BShares46.54252wk Low4.91EPS TTM68.81BFloat Cap70.320Historical High24.13P/E (Static)1.04BShs Float2.369Historical Low2.75EPS LYR1.63%Amplitude3.81Dividend TTM2.46P/B1Lot Size5.74%Div YieldTTM
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