
Select Asset Inc 7 % Corporate Backed Callable Trust Certificate 2007-1.3.97 Cl A-1 Ser 2007-1 7 5/8 (JBN)
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About Select Asset Inc 7 % Corporate Backed Callable Trust Certificate 2007-1.3.97 Cl A-1 Ser 2007-1 7 5/8 (JBN)
The full company name is Select Asset Inc. - 7% SP REDEEM 01/03/2097 USD 25.
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Avg. daily volume | 12.89K |
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52 week range | $0.5 - $6.95 |
5 year debt / equity | — |
Beta (LTM) | 1.23x |
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Dividend & yield | $0.88 (146.57%) |
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The 52-week high for JBN stock is $6.95. The current JBN stock price $undefined is 100.00% below its 52-week high
The 52-week low for JBN stock is $0.50. The current JBN stock price $undefined has increased 100.00% from its 52-week low
Yes, the JBN stock pays a dividend to its shareholders. The current dividend yield is 146.57%
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