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Canoe Eit Income Fund Units(EIT-UN-T)
TSX

Today's Change
Real-Time Last Update

Price Performance

PeriodPeriod LowPeriod HighPerformance
1-Month 13.48 +1.56% increase
on 03/26/24
Period Open:13.62
Price movement based on the high, low and last over the given period.
 13.87 -1.30% decrease
on 04/11/24
 +0.07 (+0.51%) increase
since 03/22/24
3-Month 12.86 +6.45% increase
on 01/26/24
Period Open:12.91
Price movement based on the high, low and last over the given period.
 13.87 -1.30% decrease
on 04/11/24
 +0.78 (+6.04%) increase
since 01/24/24
52-Week 12.16 +12.58% increase
on 06/23/23
Period Open:12.94
Price movement based on the high, low and last over the given period.
 13.87 -1.30% decrease
on 04/11/24
 +0.75 (+5.80%) increase
since 04/24/23

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