iShares Russell 2000 Value Index (ETF) (AMEX:IWN)
| CAPS Rating |
|
|---|---|
| Open | $72.02 |
| Previous Close | $72.74 |
| Daily Range | $71.60 - $72.17 |
| 52-Week Range | $53.40 - $77.00 |
| Market Cap | $3.85B |
| P/E Ratio | 0.00 |
| Dividend (Yield) | 1.33 (2.60%) |
| Volume | 1,027,676 |
| Average Daily Volume | 0 |
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IWN News and Commentary
- Closing Option Trades: Russell Index Iron condor & PCLN short strangle – Blog at The Motley Fool
- iShares Cuts Fee on IWM, 6 Other ETFs – NASDAQ
- RUT Trade Review – Blog at The Motley Fool
- Mid-Cap Growth ETFs Offer Attractive Returns for Investors – SeekingAlpha
- Small Cap Growth Leads Russell Table of U.S. Equity ETFs – SeekingAlpha
- 20 Years of Lousy Returns for Equities: How Investors Can Profit – SeekingAlpha
- Keep This Crippling Cost Below 2% – The Motley Fool
- April Is a Good Time to Sell – SeekingAlpha
- The Smallcap Reign May Be Over – SeekingAlpha
- Spike in Oil Slows U.S. Equities; Small Cap Growth Floats to the Top – SeekingAlpha
- ETF Portfolios and Savings Strategies for Retirement – SeekingAlpha
- Small Cap Value ETFs Round Off U.S. Equity Review – SeekingAlpha
- An ETF Portfolio for Long-Term Income - Yield vs. Managed Payout – SeekingAlpha
- Should You Be Buying Growth or Value Now? – SeekingAlpha
- Should You Be Buying Growth Or Value Now? – NASDAQ
- Switching Between Asset Subclasses: Benefits and Limits – SeekingAlpha
- U.S. Asset Subclasses Favor Mid Cap Growth, Value Stocks Down – SeekingAlpha
- U.S. Asset Subclasses Favor Midcap Growth, Value Stocks Down – SeekingAlpha
- Six-Asset Class Portfolio: Comparing Single ETF vs. Multiple ETF Per Asset Class Returns – SeekingAlpha
- How the Market Tells Us the Appropriate Asset Allocation Strategy – SeekingAlpha

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