Compare Graham Net Net Across Equities
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| 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LNT | (17.3875) | (27.3831) | (31.5766) | (33.8951) | (35.8869) | (36.3597) | (39.1423) | (40.782) | (44.1264) | (46.1432) | (45.8726) | (48.4043) | (53.4047) | (57.7787) | (60.67) |
| AEE | (59.2816) | (57.5845) | (57.5845) | (55.1731) | (61.7364) | (63.6737) | (68.3646) | (73.04) | (76.1146) | (81.1014) | (89.0233) | (97.46) | (100) | (108) | (113) |
| CNP | (33.6518) | (37.2635) | (38.3782) | (36.184) | (37.6984) | (36.8706) | (37.3665) | (36.1034) | (28.5343) | (49.623) | (43.1383) | (42.8177) | (41.6645) | (44.4406) | (46.66) |
| PNW | (52.8958) | (47.3887) | (47.3156) | (43.6905) | (48.8165) | (51.236) | (56.118) | (60.0901) | (106) | (111) | (122) | (136) | (89.8207) | (155) | (148) |
| FE | (84.1722) | (80.386) | (84.363) | (85.3983) | (90.2768) | (89.7826) | (82.3351) | (82.2365) | (64.2739) | (62.7813) | (63.2016) | (62.7628) | (59.398) | (63.2984) | (66.46) |
| EIX | (30.2097) | (105) | (97.7883) | (103) | (110) | (109) | (111) | (112) | (131) | (140) | (139) | (144) | (151) | (161) | (169) |
| PEG | (20.1392) | (34.0647) | (37.2401) | (12.6767) | (41.3187) | (43.8941) | (49.0817) | (53.0015) | (57.2862) | (61.0174) | (62.9911) | (63.1096) | (64.8298) | (68.4327) | (71.85) |
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