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- 前收市價3.350開市3.390買盤3.490賣出價3.500
- 今日波幅3.380 - 3.59052週波幅2.780 - 4.290成交量3.47百萬平均成交量623.67千
- 市值1.63BBeta值 (5年,每月)1.16市盈率 (最近12個月)不適用每股盈利 (最近12個月)-1.140
- 業績公佈日不適用遠期股息及收益率不適用 & 不適用除息日2020-06-011年預測目標價5.50
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