Re: Current Price To Peak Book...

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Pulling this thread back out of the quicksands of time.

I just went through the exercise of calculating the last 8 quarters or so of book value and I get a current peak book value per A share of $437,580. which is the latest book value, 3rd Q 2024.

Latest price is $724,040.00 at close Nov. 29th 2024.

Current Price to Peak Book = 1.65

Getting on up there.

Anyone have handy a link to a chart of price to peak book over the years? I'm sure mungo has posted it before, but I can't find it after a little searching.

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