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$Dan: The Graham Number is something I look at on a consistent basis. I calculate it as:<BR/><BR/>The square root of 22.5 times the tangible book value per share times EPS (lower of trailing twelve months or average last 3 years).<BR/><BR/>Thanks for stopping by!<BR/><BR/>Best Wishes,<BR/>D4L

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From: $DAN<BR/><BR/>Sorry that my input was misformatted: <BR/> Correction:<BR/>The Square Root of 22.5 X $1.25 X $25.00<BR/>equals a Maximum Stock Price of $ 26.52.<BR/>The ultra conservative stock price would be:<BR/> SQRT(22.5*1.25*25*0.8) = $ 23.71. <BR/><BR/>The stock price/value range is $23.71 to $26.52<BR/>The fundamental analysis is crucial to buying at the right price (

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I have researched the Graham Number and there are many complex explanations on how to calculate the price value threshhold. The simplest is:<BR/> ____________________<BR/> GN$= / 22.5 X EPS X BVPS<BR/><BR/>Example: EPS = $1.25 BVPS = $25<BR/>where EPS = Current Earnings per share<BR/> BVPS = Current Book Value pershare.<BR/><BR/>For the ultra conservative investor, multiply

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