UNIB, CNLA, NSBC- Early Afternoon Banking Picks-source: SimonSaysStocks.com

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University Bancorp, Inc. , last trading at $1.88 a share, is a company that operates through its completely owned subsidiary, University Bank. UNIB, a locally owned bank, offers its services for two cities in the State of Michigan. Housing and commercial real estate lending, internet banking, western union money transfers are just some of the services offered by the company. UNIB was last at an increase of 26.17% and a gain of +0.39.

Community Natl Bk Tn , located in the State of Tennessee, is a bank used for commercial and consumer loans/mortgages. CNLA, last trading at $3.25 a share, also offers demand deposits and certificates of deposit. Trading between $3.10 and $3.25, CNLA experienced an increase of 8.3% and a gain of +0.25.

North State Bancorp Nc  is a company that functions through its subsidiary. NSBC’s subsidiary, North State Bank, provides banking services to professional firms, professionals, individuals etc... Focused in North Carolina with 7 locations, North State Bank was up 6.67% and at a gain of +0.25. NSBC was last trading at $4.00 a share in the early afternoon.

 
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