Jon Lapham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ah, yes, thanks. Anyone know what the other 3 mean? Last, New Asset
> Value, and Unknown?
Have you tried "google"? These are all standard (at least in the US)
stock-market terms. For what CNNfn or go to quotes.yahoo.com and you'll
see these terms. Last means the "price of the last transaction". NAV
is a mutual-fund "price-per-share". Unknown means "i have no clue where
this price came from or what it signifies".
-derek
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