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FITB Fifth Third Bancorp
- 43.840
- +1.170+2.74%
Close Oct 11 16:00 ET
- 43.816
- -0.024-0.05%
Post 19:24 ET
29.63BMarket Cap13.96P/E (TTM)
43.940High42.950Low4.27MVolume43.000Open42.670Pre Close186.57MTurnover0.64%Turnover Ratio13.61P/E (Static)675.92MShares43.94052wk High1.73P/B29.46BFloat Cap21.64552wk Low1.40Dividend TTM672.04MShs Float45.234Historical High3.19%Div YieldTTM2.32%Amplitude0.651Historical Low43.731Avg Price1Lot Size
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Fifth Third Bancorp Stock Forum
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