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I have three stocks to compare and must create a table to do so. Can anyone help me? I have to include the following information:

Company name and symbol
Current share price (last close of the preceding day)
52 week highs and lows
Market Capitalization (large, mid, or small cap)
Industry

Current P/E
Dividend Rate
Dividend Yield % (last 12 months)

Sales/Revenue
Net Income
Earnings/Share
EPS Estimate FY 2007

Net Profit Margin %

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The solution creates a stock comparison table. This table includes the companies name and symbol, current share price, 52 week highs and lows, market capitalization, and the industry.

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