Smith Enterprises recently was profiled on a financial information website and touted as a "hot" growth...

Smith Enterprises recently was profiled on a financial information website and touted as a "hot" growth stock. You acquired the stock quote shown here from that website.

Smith Enterprises (AMEX: SME)
Last Trade:	51.63	Day’s Range:	47.22 – 51.96
Trade Time:	4:00 PM ET	52wk Range:	25.48 – 60.71
One-Day Stock Return:	12.09%	Volume:	1,419,317
Prev. Close:	46.06	Avg. Vol. (3m):	1,921,518
Open:	47.25	Market Cap:	1.63B
Bid:	N/A	P/E (ttm):	23.58
Ask:	N/A	EPS (ttm):
1y Target Est:	55.40	Div. & Yield:	0.20 (0.40%)

The last trade time is shown to be at 4:00 PM Eastern Time. The abbreviation “ttm” stands for “trailing twelve months,” and the number shown reflects data from the previous 12 months. The abbreviation “3m” reflects data from the previous 3 months.

What exchange does Smith Enterprises trade on?

SME

FTSE

DAX

AMEX

NASDAQ

What is Smith’s earnings per share (EPS) for the trailing 12 months?

$2.19

$1.83

$1.97

$1.67

$2.24

How much did the price increase today over yesterday’s closing price?

$5.22

$5.29

$5.57

$5.50

$5.36

How heavy was the trading of Smith’s stock today relative to the normal level of trading?

Average trading

Relatively heavy trading

Relatively light trading

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