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Wells Fargo & Company (WFC)

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37.48-0.28 (-0.74%)
At close: 04:04PM EDT
37.53 +0.05 (+0.13%)
After hours: 07:59PM EDT
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Previous close37.76
Open38.12
Bid37.51 x 1300
Ask37.63 x 1100
Day's range37.44 - 38.45
52-week range36.54 - 54.20
Volume34,283,746
Avg. volume21,369,044
Market cap141.565B
Beta (5Y monthly)1.17
PE ratio (TTM)11.94
EPS (TTM)3.14
Earnings date14 Apr 2023
Forward dividend & yield1.20 (3.18%)
Ex-dividend date02 Feb 2023
1y target est53.21
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