The AIG stock has gone up a lot since it's huge decline in 2009. Since 2009, AIG stock has managed to make up about 8% of their loss. They predict that AIG will have made up around 10% by the end of 2011.
AIG stock is good to invest in. AIG has a good repuation, and the stock is cheap to buy.
The stock quote for AIG was around $44 on May 28th, 2013 at midnight. The AIG stock has been falling quote steadily for a while and is projected to keep falling.
The ticker symbol for AIG (American International Group) is AIG and it trades on the New York Stock Exchange.
According to the company's investor relation bulletin, AIG common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, US and the Tokyo Stock Exchange, Japan
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The government wants to intervene again for AIG's bailout... if they do so, it will be the 4th time the government has bailed out AIG. I hope their stock goes back up... as of 3/5 the stock is only 35 cents!!!!! That's sad!
The quotes for the AIG stock chang all the time. Is there an actual timeline that you are specifically looking at? As of today Mon, Aug 22, 2001 the quotes are $22.42. They also have a day range and a 52- week range.
AIG stock (Amerincan International Group) has fluctuated over the past year like all stocks have. However over the past year it has been increasing by 6%.
In January 2013, the average stock price of AIG was trading between 38 to 48 dollars per share, up from a low of 12 to 14 dollar in 2008 and 2009.
Its investors were hurt as stock prices plummeted.
AIG closed the day of September 15th 2008 at $4.76 a share down almost 61% from the last trading session.
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