Old National Bancorp - Common Stock
Rank #1003563Old National Bancorp - Common Stock Asset pricing index
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Asset Specs Sheet
Live financial data stream and supply cap specifications index for Old National Bancorp - Common Stock (ONB).
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is the current market valuation and pricing of Old National Bancorp - Common Stock (ONB)?
A: As of today, Old National Bancorp - Common Stock is priced at $26.77, supporting a 24-hour volume index of $2.3M.
Q: How does the price of Old National Bancorp - Common Stock compare to its historical extremes?
A: Old National Bancorp - Common Stock's historical peak (ATH) was recorded at N/A. Currently, it trades at $26.77.
Q: What is the current market cap and circulating supply of Old National Bancorp - Common Stock?
A: The circulating supply is 0 ONB, which results in a live market cap of $9B (calculated dynamically as Supply × Price).
Q: Where is ONB data calculated and sourced from?
A: All ticker stats are evaluated and streamed via our centralized API proxy route, connected to public pricing feeds to provide dynamic market valuations.
Educational Guide: Understanding Old National Bancorp - Common Stock Metrics
1. Market Cap Definition
The market capitalization of Old National Bancorp - Common Stock is calculated by multiplying its total circulating supply (0 ONB) by the current market rate ($26.77). This results in a live market capitalization of $9B. This metric measures the relative size of an asset within the global financial ecosystem.
2. Circulating vs. Total Supply
Circulating supply measures the units that are actively tradable in public markets. Total supply represents all units issued to date, minus any that have been removed from circulation. For Old National Bancorp - Common Stock, the circulating supply is 0 ONB, while the total issued supply limit is unlimited/dynamic.
3. Trading Volume Dynamics
A 24-hour trading volume of $2.3M shows the aggregate liquidity and exchange activity of ONB over the last full daily cycle. Higher volume indicates stronger market depth and easier order execution.