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CNA
CNA Financial Corporation
stock NYSE

At Close
Jul 27, 2026 3:59:57 PM EDT
54.16USD+0.932%(+0.50)445,309
50.30Bid   58.05Ask   7.75Spread
Pre-market
0.00USD-100.000%(-53.66)0
After-hours
Jul 27, 2026 4:37:30 PM EDT
54.18USD+0.037%(+0.02)95,554
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As of Jul 27, 2026 10:10:29 PM EDT (1 min. ago)
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2 days ago • u/Infamous-Context913 • r/Trading • i_want_to_learn_how_to_trade_but_dont_know_where • C
So I started as a “Home health Aide” at an assisted living facility, doesnt require any licenses and is a straight up foot in the door entry job. It is a shitty job though, and pay is shit. But it gives you experience.
From there, I took my CNA test (paid for by my job - and was able to skip the class because I had home health aid experience), became a Certified Nursing Assistant.
From there, I finished my RN degree and got my RN license, and became a RN at the same place. I worked 2 years there and then finally switched to a level one trauma hospital.
And I’m so thankful for my home health aide and CNA experience. You can tell the difference in RNs who never became a HHA or CNA.
Feel free to message me if you have questions my friend. I love to help!
sentiment 0.97
2 days ago • u/Infamous-Context913 • r/Trading • i_want_to_learn_how_to_trade_but_dont_know_where • C
So I started as a “Home health Aide” at an assisted living facility, doesnt require any licenses and is a straight up foot in the door entry job. It is a shitty job though, and pay is shit. But it gives you experience.
From there, I took my CNA test (paid for by my job - and was able to skip the class because I had home health aid experience), became a Certified Nursing Assistant.
From there, I finished my RN degree and got my RN license, and became a RN at the same place. I worked 2 years there and then finally switched to a level one trauma hospital.
And I’m so thankful for my home health aide and CNA experience. You can tell the difference in RNs who never became a HHA or CNA.
Feel free to message me if you have questions my friend. I love to help!
sentiment 0.97


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