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What is the current price of WAMU stock?
The Washington Mutual stock last price was $0.15. Which is a $0.02 decline from yesterday. That's a 1.36 degree change overall. The average volume of the stock is 9.6 million.
What is the IBM stock price for January 2013?
The IBM stock prices for January of 2013 varied a bit through the month. The stock's price ranged from 193.80 at the lowest in the beginning of the month, up to 204.47 as the high end price on the 31st on January.
Will Washington Mutual stock go up?
Since Washington Mutual has declared bankruptcy, the likelihood of the company's stock of going up is extremely small. Most often, common shareholders will receive nothing for their shares as the company reorganizes it's financial structure.
What was AOL's stock price in January 2000?
65
What was the stock price of Bell Atlantic in January 1984?
The stock price of Bell Atlantic in January 1984 was $82.12. Bell Atlantic is now known as Verizon Communications.
What is the price of ford stock?
As of 11:12 am est. on January 15, 2010 the price is $11.60
SyQuest Technology stock price on January 18 2000?
It was worthless
What was the stock price of Long Island Lighting Company in January 1977?
In August 1977, the stock was selling for $18.75
What was the price of apple computer stock January 1981?
Quite expensive, about $1900.
What is northwestern mutual stock symbol?
Northwestern Mutual is a mutual company and does not have a publicly traded stock symbol. It is owned by its policyholders rather than shareholders, which means it does not issue stock like publicly traded companies. Therefore, you won't find a stock symbol for Northwestern Mutual on any stock exchange.
What was the average purchase price of AIG stock in January 2013?
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.
Washingto mutual stock value Dec 22 2008?
Washington Mutual, once a prominent savings and loan institution, saw its stock value plummet dramatically leading up to its bankruptcy in September 2008. By December 22, 2008, Washington Mutual's stock was effectively worthless, trading at less than $0.10 per share, as the company had been seized by regulators and its assets sold off. The financial turmoil during that period was a significant part of the broader subprime mortgage crisis and the resulting financial collapse.
