Warren Buffet Cigar Butt calculations https://smartasset.com/investing/cigar-butt-investing-warren-buffett-strategy
NCAV = (Current Assets – (All Current Liabilities + Preferred Stock)) / Outstanding Common Shares
NCAV = 3,400,000,000/1,618,680,877 = $2.10
If this number is more than the stock’s current trading price, then the company may be a cigar butt investment. Even if the company is doing poorly, under the worst-case scenario a final liquidation would pay out more to shareholders than the company is currently selling for. This makes it a potentially profitable short-term investment.
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Ann: Agreement to sell Sheraton Grand Mirage Gold Coast, page-47
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