GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP INC (NYSE: GS)

Overview
current price
$560.00
$560.00
change
-20.02 | -3.45%
-20.02 | -3.45%
Yesterday's Close
580.02
open
576.25
volume
2.82 M
30d. avg volume.
1.89 M
1 day
558.01 - 576.25
52 weeks
372.07 - 612.73
p/e
16.41
beta
1.3781
market cap
175.79 B
dividend yield
2.14%
Industry
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