+470.9%
Since it was first valued
22 Feb 2008 — € 14.15
22 Feb 2008 — € 14.15
€ 134.82
Its highest ever
18 Jun 2012
18 Jun 2012
€ 5.28
Its lowest ever
6 Apr 2021
6 Apr 2021
-40.1%
Where it trades against its own best
514
Times it has been valued
across 18.6 years
across 18.6 years
2
Notes written about it
75/100
How central it is to a life
What this value is
The prospectus, as it was filed.
Male Breasts
Risk
Laziness
what threatens it
Bond yield
pushing up
what it yields
Held by
looks
who this belongs to
Shares
25 / 100
still available of the total issued
Public book
425
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.
Crossfit
Swimming
Records & rhythm
How this value behaves when it moves.
| Biggest single rise | +139.8% | 1 Jun 2020 |
|---|---|---|
| Biggest single fall | -50.0% | 9 Dec 2015 |
| Typical move | 11.20% | either way |
| Longest climb | 14 | valuations in a row |
| Longest slide | 5 | valuations in a row |
| Repriced about every | 13 | days |
| Most written about in | 2012 | 1 notes |
Year by year, against the previous year’s close.
Best: 2011 +481%
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Worst: 2015 -86%
Where it stands on the exchange
Measured against every other value ever listed here.
Lifetime performance — +471%
45 of 323
Importance to the life — 75/100
157 of 318
Attention it has drawn — 2 notes
188 of 257
Months it has traded — 213
111 of 323
It trades in the middle of the life: neither a triumph nor a write-off.
The running sector
30 values share this sector. Their latest prints, most important first.
It made the wire
Dispatches from ZExchanges that named this value.
ZEXCHANGES: Jason’s Body Index Slides as Cold Front Hits
Monday, Sep 14 — The Z‑index opened flat but quickly fell into a bearish channel as the cold front throttled liquidity across the musculoskeletal sector. COL^ led the decline, down 5.2% on lagging shoulder support and a BJJ stall, breaking the 52‑week support at 78.0. Meanwhile HIP^ and VES^ followed, shedding 3.4% and 3.0% respectively on vascular constriction. PEC^ posted a modest +2.6% rally, acting as a defensive play on the cross‑fit chest line. Analysts note a potential double‑bottom formation if the flu‑vibe eases, but resistance looms at the 85‑level.
14 Sep 2026 · COL^,HIP^,VES^,PEC^
PEC^ Surges 3.4% on Shoulder Strain; Pectoral Output Beats Expectations
Monday, Sep 7 — The PEC^ ticker rallied 3.4% as Jason reported a shoulder strain from Brazilian Jiu‑Jitsu. Analysts note the pectoral muscle is now in an over‑bought zone, with resistance at the 105‑point level. Liquidity remains strong as the injury‑induced stress test fuels demand for recovery supplements. Earnings outlook for the next quarter shows a bullish upside as the pectorals drive higher torque in grappling drills. Sector rotation into strength‑training assets continues, with a projected 1.8% dividend yield from the next rehab cycle.
7 Sep 2026 · PEC^