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+108.7%
Since it was first valued
3 Dec 2009 — € 30.25
€ 209.89
Its highest ever
9 Mar 2020
€ 0.90
Its lowest ever
26 May 2020
-69.9%
Where it trades against its own best
534
Times it has been valued
across 16.7 years
7
Notes written about it
52/100
How central it is to a life

What this value is

The prospectus, as it was filed.

Being proud of who, what, and why I am.

Its own pages on the exchange →

Risk
Failure
what threatens it
Dividend
Superficial Dollar
what it pays out
Bond yield
Ego
what it yields
Held by
self
who this belongs to
Shares
104 / 280
still available of the total issued
Public book
438
prices visitors can see on the board

Every price it has ever held

The full book, from its first valuation to its last. Gold dots mark the moments a note was written — hover one to read it.

The chronicle

7 notes pinned to this value, newest first, each shown against the move it witnessed.

Pandemic
1 Jun 2020  ·  € 1.99  ·  +121.1% on the day
Fatherhood
9 Mar 2020  ·  € 209.89  ·  +2.7% on the day
No interest in Z's art
2 Feb 2018  ·  € 76.37  ·  -5.0% on the day
SPRING/BREAK artshow
25 Mar 2015  ·  € 163.50  ·  +2.3% on the day
Salon de Montrouge
25 Apr 2014  ·  € 119.40  ·  +3.6% on the day
ZExchanges
27 Jun 2013  ·  € 149.02  ·  +4.3% on the day
Zo PoPular Ex.
3 Oct 2011  ·  € 101.33  ·  +3.9% on the day

Records & rhythm

How this value behaves when it moves.

Biggest single rise +142.9% 1 Jul 2020
Biggest single fall -97.6% 5 May 2020
Typical move 8.83% either way
Longest climb 15 valuations in a row
Longest slide 6 valuations in a row
Repriced about every 11 days
Most written about in 2020 2 notes

Year by year, against the previous year’s close.
Best: 2011 +170%  ·  Worst: 2020 -85%

Where it stands on the exchange

Measured against every other value ever listed here.

Lifetime performance — +109% 88 of 323
Importance to the life — 52/100 236 of 318
Attention it has drawn — 7 notes 28 of 255
Months it has traded — 196 259 of 323

It trades in the middle of the life: neither a triumph nor a write-off.

The ego sector

33 values share this sector. Their latest prints, most important first.

ValuePrice Latest move Since origin
SKP^ Zo Skeptical Corporation € 1,244.01 +6.1% +3,947%
HON^ Zo Honest Corporation € 861.00 +1.0% +1,610%
DES^ Z Desire Systems € 38.45 -9.7% -52%
LEZ^ Letting Zgo Corporation € 16.81 -5.0% -33%
HTE^ O Hate Industries € 304.15 -5.0% +1,794%
GILT^ Z Guilt Incorporated € 188.28 +15.5% +367%
DEL^ Zo delusional Industry € 224.41 +15.5% +469%
ASH^ Ze Narcissist Corporation € 25.53 +15.5% -57%
FIGH^ Z Fighting Industries € 813.68 +33.1% +936%
RCL^ Z Recluse Corporation € 23.72 +6.0% -51%
POJ(A) Pissed off Z at America Bank € 10,521.00 +5.0% +18,806%
GVE^ Zo Giving Corporation € 38.55 -19.0% -72%
EMP^ Zempty Corporation € 37.55 +16.7% -76%
RDL^ Z Rejection Incorporated € 514.27 +15.5% +1,706%
SAC^ Stupid anti-American Comments Telecom € 6.94 -9.9% -81%
JAZ^ Jason & JaZoN Incorporated € 82.57 -34.4% +3%
SUZ^ Suspicion Z Media Corporation € 273.41 -14.5% +249%
POJ(F) Pissed off Z at France Bank € 6,267.04 +5.0% +10,957%
VRR^ Voracious Ze Corporation € 100.99 -14.5% +29%
COMP^ Z Complicated Incorporated € 31.23 +6.0% -81%
TORT^ ZEvil Corporation € 8.23 +15.6% +15%
SELF^ Zo Selfish Industry € 39.77 -10.0% +37%
EXX^ Zo Excessive Corporation € 10.22 -5.2% -64%
GRED^ Z Greed Incorporated € 34.44 +15.5% +1,684%
SAF^ Stupid Anti-French Statements Telecom € 5.72 -10.1% -85%
LIE^ Z Liar Corporation € 10.39 +15.4% -33%
SNOB^ Z Snob Enterprises € 89.48 +15.5% +87%
UNF^ Zo Unfulfilled Corporation € 351.78 +15.5% -31%
PRP^ Pretentious me Industries € 30.26 -6.0% -45%
ARR^ Z Arrogance Incorporated € 68.06 -9.7% +15%
PER^ Persecuted Z Corporation € 18.21 -10.6% +14%
JEL^ Z Jealous Systems € 148.02 +15.5% +51%

What moves with it

Other values whose month-to-month moves rhyme with this one — or run against it. Only months both actually traded are counted, and a pattern has to hold for at least three years to appear here.

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