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+290.0%
Since it was first valued
22 Feb 2008 — € 5.68
€ 131.44
Its highest ever
4 Mar 2023
€ 3.29
Its lowest ever
23 Jun 2014
-83.2%
Where it trades against its own best
653
Times it has been valued
across 18.7 years
2
Notes written about it
60/100
How central it is to a life

What this value is

The prospectus, as it was filed.

A productive type of sucking.

Its own pages on the exchange →

Risk
Laziness
what threatens it
Dividend
Fellow Dollar
what it pays out
Bond yield
hypoallergenic
what it yields
Shares
125 / 390
still available of the total issued
Public book
446
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

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

Dyson in da'house
4 Mar 2023  ·  € 131.44  ·  +1.9% on the day
bachelor
7 May 2012  ·  € 55.41  ·  +5.7% on the day

Records & rhythm

How this value behaves when it moves.

Biggest single rise +475.1% 1 Jul 2014
Biggest single fall -83.8% 23 Jun 2014
Typical move 27.34% either way
Longest climb 7 valuations in a row
Longest slide 8 valuations in a row
Repriced about every 10 days
Most written about in 2023 1 notes

Year by year, against the previous year’s close.
Best: 2019 +500%  ·  Worst: 2023 -81%

Where it stands on the exchange

Measured against every other value ever listed here.

Lifetime performance — +290% 59 of 323
Importance to the life — 60/100 218 of 318
Attention it has drawn — 2 notes 190 of 262
Months it has traded — 218 1 of 323

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

The cleaning sector

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

ValuePrice Latest move Since origin
SHWR^ Z Showering Enterprises € 390.83 -2.5% +291%
BYS^ Z Body Scrub & Shine Corporation € 204.28 -3.2% +378%
DIS^ Z Dish washer Corporation € 187.66 -2.3% +657%
FRE^ Zo Fresh Toilet Industries € 20.80 +258.0% +10%
LLD^ Zirty Laundry Corporation € 22.18 -16.6% -41%
TOIL^ Toilet & Shower Sparkling Corp. € 24.39 +128.8% -46%
DUST^ Z Duster Incorporated € 23.11 -39.8% +16%
HSH^ Z Hand Washer Corporation € 10.33 -40.5% -91%
ORN^ Zo Disorganization Systems € 22.62 +24.5% -37%
LUD^ Z Spill Cleaners Industries € 100.77 -8.0% +97%
JTE^ JTEE Brushing Industry € 81.58 +10.0% +106%

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.

Moves with itrmonths
ACH^ Achilles Tendon Corporation 0.53 213
JEL^ Z Jealous Systems 0.53 216
DIN^ JZN Dinner Party Incorporated 0.50 217
Moves against itrmonths
Nothing pulls hard against it.

It made the wire

Dispatches from ZExchanges that named this value.

VAC^ rockets 4% on weekly dust‑busting earnings, market sweeps up
VAC^ posted a Dyson‑level surge, up 4.0% on the back of a stellar weekly routine report. Earnings showed a 12% lift in “dust‑capture” efficiency, pushing the ticker past its 3.8% resistance band and into fresh buying volume. Analysts flag a bullish outlook as the sector’s beta spikes, with liquidity swelling from institutional vacuum‑cleaners. The next hurdle sits at a 4.5% ceiling; a break could trigger a broader rotation into household‑maintenance equities.
24 Oct 2026  ·  VAC^
BJJ Burn Drives JTE^ Slide, Vacuum Surge Powers VAC^ Higher
Tuesday, Aug 11 — The ZEXCHANGES floor saw a cardio‑heavy BJJ session yank JTE^ down 1.8% as teeth felt the strain, while the vacuum sector rallied, with VAC^ up 4.7% on a Dyson‑driven surge. Analysts note a classic post‑workout liquidity crunch in oral‑care, but a bullish hand‑wash rally in HSH^ (+4.0%) offsets the dip. Resistance at 1.85% for JTE^ may hold as the heat‑driven clutter in ORN^ (-2.3%) fuels demand for dust‑busting DUST^ (+3.6%).
11 Aug 2026  ·  JTE^,VAC^,HSH^,ORN^,DUST^

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