CURRENT, HISTORICAL AND COMPARATIVE MARKET PRICES Sample Clauses

CURRENT, HISTORICAL AND COMPARATIVE MARKET PRICES. In evaluating the Offer, the Board also considered the current and historical market prices of the Company's stock and the effect announcements of the repurchase program had on such market prices. On September 7, 2000, the Company announced that its Board was considering alternative uses of any cash balance in excess of that required for making its $3 million investment in MetroPCS and support of its real estate leasing and development activities. On November 8, 2000, the Company announced that its Board had authorized a program to repurchase up to 375,000 shares of the Company's stock at $8.00 per share subject to regulatory filings and approvals and approval by the Company's bank. In the 30-day period prior to the first announcement, the Company's stock traded in a range of $5.875 per share to $6.375 per share. The last close prior to the announcement was $6.00 per share. Subsequent to the first announcement and prior to the second announcement, the Company's stock traded in a range of $5.9375 per share to $7.50 per share with a last close prior to the announcement of $7.00. In the approximately six weeks that have transpired subsequent to the second announcement, the Company's stock traded in a range of $6.9375 per share to $7.3125 per share. The last close prior to the Board's analysis of the Offer is $6.9688 per share (December 19, 2000). The $8.00 per share price of the Offer represents a 33.3% premium over the price at which the Company's stock traded prior to both announcements, which is a 14.3% premium over the price at which the Company's stock traded just prior to the second announcement and a 14.8% premium over the last closing price. Further, in the 52 weeks prior to the Board's analysis of the Offer, the Company's stock traded in a price range from $4.625 per share to $7.50 per share, trading most of the time in a range of $5.25-$6.375 per share. The $8.00 per share price of the Offer represents a 32.0% and a 37.6% premium over the averages of these two ranges, respectively, and a premium of 6.7% over the maximum price at which the Company's stock traded during the entire period. In comparison to market averages, since the Company's first announcement of its intent to repurchase shares, the overall NASDAQ market average is down approximately 40%. During this same time frame, the Dow Jones Industrial average is dowx xxxut 8% and the Standard and Poor's 500 index is down about 12%. Over the past 12 months the major market indexes have changed a...
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