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Simon Property Group, Inc. (SPG)

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Previous Close66.35
Open66.75
Bid66.50 x 1100
Ask66.90 x 1100
Day's Range65.92 - 67.80
52 Week Range42.25 - 158.40
Volume2,954,235
Avg. Volume4,897,607
Market Cap20.458B
Beta (5Y Monthly)1.36
PE Ratio (TTM)11.75
EPS (TTM)5.69
Earnings DateNov 09, 2020
Forward Dividend & Yield5.20 (7.78%)
Ex-Dividend DateOct 08, 2020
1y Target Est80.75
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