Just see to it that at the 52-week high ( “Hello”). This is the highest price someone paid for the stock over the past year, and it appears in the first column. •

 Find the 52-week low (low). This is the lowest price paid for the balance of last year. The image appears in the second column.

 • Note the symbol. This symbol, used by the exchange to identify the companies that appear in the fourth column. • Check the numbers and the dividend yield, which appear in the fifth and sixth column. “Div” is the amount of cash paid to shareholders annual payment to the most recent quarterly basis. “DMJ” is the dividend divided by the closing price of the title.

 • Observe the seventh column, “Vol” Who will show how many shares changed hands in the capital of the previous trading day.

 • Read the last two columns from the price, the stock closed for the day (Close) and net change (CHG Net “) from the previous day.