J J Snack Foods (JJSF)
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Market Cap
2.74B
PE Ratio
64.11
EPS
2.22
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52-Week Range
$117.45 - $165.90
Dividend & Yield
$2.30 (1.62%)
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Consumer noncyclical stocks declined on Wall Street on Friday morning, down 0.4%.
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Consumer noncyclical stocks declined on Wall Street so far on Monday, down 2.1%.
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Consumer noncyclical stocks declined on Wall Street on Tuesday, down 0.4%.
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Consumer noncyclical stocks remained flat on Friday morning on Wall Street.
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Consumer noncyclical stocks rose broadly on Wall Street so far on Monday, with the sector seeing an overall increase of 0.9%.
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Consumer noncyclical stocks remained flat on Thursday morning on Wall Street.
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Consumer noncyclical stocks finished down broadly on Wall Street today, with the sector seeing an overall decline of 0.8%.
