Suppose I have a bash for-loop

for name in *; do
    printf $(some stats about $name)
done

Now I would like to also print the same stats about the current folder itself, in other word, something like

for name in (* and .); do   # NOT VALID BASH COMMAND
    printf $(some stats about $name)
done

My question is what should I do for the "pseudo-command" (* and .)?

I know I can simply do printf $(some stats about .) after the for-loop, but I would like to know whether there is a more generic way of doing so. (Just assume $(some stats about $name) is long and I would like to avoid defining another function if possible).