GRAHAM NUMBER
Figure measuring a stock’s fundamental value by getting the firm’s earning per share and book value per share. Named after Benjamin Graham, it is the upper portion of the price range an investor should pay for the stock. The theory stated any stock price below this number is undervalued and worth investing in.
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