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Wells Fargo & Company (WFC $80.64)
- $80.64 Fwd P/E: 14.5X Cap: $262.41B
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Q: Dear 5i team.
Can you shed light on why EIT appears to have similar volitility to the general market?
What are the top holdings? Does it use leverage?
Is this something that is just too volitile for a conservative investor? The wild ride with the market last few weeks has got my attention.
Many thanks for your help
Can you shed light on why EIT appears to have similar volitility to the general market?
What are the top holdings? Does it use leverage?
Is this something that is just too volitile for a conservative investor? The wild ride with the market last few weeks has got my attention.
Many thanks for your help
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