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NYSE › VOC ENERGY (NYSE:VOC)

13.420 -0.040 (-0.30%)

2013-05-22 15:11:00, 20 min delay

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Last Price13.420
Previous Close13.460
Low13.400
Time2013-05-22 15:11:00
Year High Date2013-04-23
Year Low Date2013-03-20
52wk High Date2012-07-20
52wk Low Date2013-03-20
Average Volume66,420
Short Interest100,096
Assets0.3M
Open13.530
High13.619
Volume57,204
Year High14.9
Year Low11.69
52wk High20.6799
52wk Low11.69
Year End Close12.83
Shares Outstanding17,000
% Institutional17.7
Volatility36

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