It's just as risky to sell a compounding winner like this, it's been higher than this in 2002 when they did a 10:1 share split at around $57.
Any uncertainty comes from the sum of the parts not adding up and no one is really sure of what Is actually drIvIng the prIce.
I know one thIng from the past but, whIle the management aren't everyone's cup of tea, gee they can manage.
It's just as risky to sell a compounding winner like this, it's...
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| $34.87 | $35.04 | $34.86 | $1.985M | 56.83K |
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| 6 | 416 | $34.98 |
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| $35.00 | 65 | 5 |
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