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NYSE: ALLAllstate (ALL) stock, explained like you're 5
Allstate trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker ALL. It is a large cap company in the insurance property & casualty industry, part of the financial services sector, with a market value of about 57.6 billion dollars.
- Ticker
- ALL
- Exchange
- New York Stock Exchange
- Sector
- Financial Services
- Industry
- Insurance Property & Casualty
- Size
- Large cap, about 57.6 billion dollars
How Allstate makes money
- Interest earned on loans minus interest paid on deposits.
- Fees for payments, advice, trading and insurance.
- Investment returns on the money they manage.
What moves ALL stock
- Interest rates and the health of the economy.
- How many borrowers fail to repay loans.
- Rules from regulators and market activity.
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Questions about Allstate stock
What does Allstate do?
Allstate trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker ALL. It is a large cap company in the insurance property & casualty industry, part of the financial services sector, with a market value of about 57.6 billion dollars.
What is the ticker symbol for Allstate?
Allstate trades under the ticker ALL on the New York Stock Exchange.
How does Allstate make money?
Interest earned on loans minus interest paid on deposits. Fees for payments, advice, trading and insurance. Investment returns on the money they manage.
What moves ALL stock?
Interest rates and the health of the economy. How many borrowers fail to repay loans. Rules from regulators and market activity.
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