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Wells Fargo & Company (WFC)

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56.47-0.22 (-0.39%)
At close: 04:00PM EDT
56.43 -0.04 (-0.07%)
After hours: 07:57PM EDT
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Previous Close56.69
Open55.97
Bid56.31 x 1000
Ask56.52 x 1300
Day's Range55.34 - 57.00
52 Week Range36.40 - 58.44
Volume27,876,733
Avg. Volume18,708,788
Market Cap197.74B
Beta (5Y Monthly)1.21
PE Ratio (TTM)11.76
EPS (TTM)4.80
Earnings DateJul 12, 2024
Forward Dividend & Yield1.40 (2.48%)
Ex-Dividend DateFeb 01, 2024
1y Target Est61.31
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