Western Digital (WDC)
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Western Digital has pulled back from all-time highs, but appears to have reversed back up and still is in an uptrend. Go long with this simple call trade.
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Market Cap
23.82B
PE Ratio
-24.85
EPS
-2.94
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52-Week Range
$35.62 - $81.55
Dividend & Yield
$2.00 (2.74%)
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