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MidWestOne Financial Group Inc. - Open (On Demand) - MarketXLS

Data

Open (On Demand)

Live
29.51
Returns the price at which stocks first trade upon market opening (9:30 AM EST).

How calculated

No Calculations

Example usage

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Assets

Stocks, ETFs, Options, Mutual Funds, Indices, Currencies, Cryptocurrencies
Open (On Demand)
StockOpen (On Demand)

MOFG

29.51

WTBA

21.43

ATLO

15.8

QCRH

80.46

HWBK

29.6

GSBC

60.85

UMBF

111.98

EFSC

55.22

CBSH

62.78

WFC

69.17

GFED

32.06
MidWestOne Financial Group Inc. logo

MidWestOne Financial Group Inc.

Sector: Financial Services   

Industry: Banks - Regional - US

30.10
 
USD
  
0.27
  
(0.91%)
Previous close: 29.83  Open: 29.51  Bid: 22.0  Ask: 33.8
52 week range    
19.43   
   34.56
Mkt Cap: 676 M  Avg Vol (90 Days): 227,648
Peers   
WTBA / 
ATLO / 
QCRH / 
HWBK / 
GSBC / 
UMBF / 
EFSC / 
CBSH / 
WFC / 
Last updated: Monday 23rd December 2024

Stock Rankings

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Technical
42
Quality
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