I believe that Citi's 52 week high was something like $27.35 per share......a couple of weeks ago it had fallen below $1....
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The ticker symbol for Citigroup is C and it is traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Citicorp became Citigroup in 1998 when they merged with Traveler's Insurance which has since been split off. Citibank is a subsidiary of Citigroup.
At the close of business today, each share of CCOM stock was valued at $0.55. This is up $.02 from yesterday. The stock quote has been pretty flat for the past month.
The stock price of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. (WMT) at the beginning of March 1995 was: $12.50 per share 100 shares would have been worth $1,250 in March 1995. As of August 16, 2013, the price of WMT stock was: $74.11 per share 100 shares is worth $7,411. So, you would have made a profit of $6,161.
To determine the value of 1,000 shares of Boeing purchased in 1980, you would need to know the stock price at that time and the current stock price. If, for instance, the stock price in 1980 was around $20 per share, your initial investment would have been $20,000. As of now, if Boeing's stock is trading at approximately $200 per share, your 1,000 shares would be worth about $200,000. Thus, the value of your investment would have significantly increased over the years.
Ameriquest Mortgage has been bought out by Citigroup. The requirements for a mortgage through Citigroup are household income, duration of mortgage, and credit score.
Typically, at the time of a split, values remain the same, but PRICE drops. It usually takes place to make the "per share" price more affordable. For example- a stock has gained value, and is trading at $100 per share. The company decides to have a 2 for one split. You had 10 shares of the old $100/share stock. You would get 20 shares of the NEW stock, which would be worth $50 per share. No net change. However, when a company announces a split, it is usually because the stock has been going up for some time- a good thing.
The cost of a share reflects how much people are willing to pay for each share (and how many times it has been split), which is why the value is always fluctuating.
During the last five years, the value of one share of Johnson and Johnson stock has risen from about $50 per share to $58 per share. (During that time it had been as high as almost $73 per share.) So, the share price has produced about a 3% annual return. In addition, dividends have been paid equaling approximately an additional 3% annual return.
We purchased in through a dividend reinvestment program for $21 per share on 01/03/83 and for 21.75 per share on 04/01/83. I don't have the information for the last 2 quarters but the puchase on 01/03/84 was at 23.75 per share, so it would seem to have been rising throughout 1983.
Yes correct that is the very definition of a Common Stock. penn foster
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