## CB PE Stream Chart Analysis **Current Valuation (Latest Data Point):** As of the latest month (June 2025), CB's monthly average price stands at approximately **$283.82**, which places it in the **Undervalued** zone — trading **below** the lowest PE boundary of **2.4 times** (priced at ~$222.79). This signals that the stock is currently at a historically low valuation relative to its earnings, as the price sits beneath all six PE band boundaries (2.4x at ~$222.79, 3.1x at ~$286.58, 3.8x at ~$351.29, 4.5x at ~$416.00, 5.2x at ~$480.71, and 5.9x at ~$544.49). Specifically, the current price is just below the 3.1x boundary (~$286.58), confirming positioning in the **Value** zone — between the 2.4x and 3.1x PE Interval — suggesting the stock offers meaningful investment value at current levels. **Historical Valuation Trend:** Looking back from early 2020 to the present, CB's PE stream chart reveals a broadly **upward-trending river**, reflecting consistent earnings growth over the period. In early 2020, the stock traded around $138, well above the 2.4x boundary (~$82.93) but comfortably below the 3.8x line (~$130.76), placing it in the **Watch** to **Overvalued** zone at the time. Through 2020 and into early 2021, the PE bands contracted noticeably — particularly the lower boundaries — as earnings temporarily softened, pushing the stock into higher relative valuation territory. A significant inflection occurred from mid-2021 onward, when all PE stream boundaries surged sharply upward, reflecting a strong earnings recovery and expansion; during this period, the stock price (~$155–$180) was actually trading **below** the 2.4x boundary (which had risen to ~$140–$168), briefly entering the **Undervalued** zone. From late 2021 through 2022, the PE bands continued to expand aggressively, with the stock price (~$180–$209) remaining well below the 2.4x boundary (~$168–$184), sustaining an **Undervalued** to **Value** positioning. Through 2023 and into 2024, as the stock price climbed from ~$185 to a peak of ~$286 (around late 2024), it gradually moved from the **Undervalued** zone toward the **Value** Interval (between 2.4x and 3.1x), as the PE boundaries also continued rising with earnings growth. Most recently, from late 2024 into mid-2025, the stock price has modestly retreated from its peak (~$286 in late 2024 to ~$284 currently), while the PE boundaries have stabilized, keeping CB firmly in the **Value** zone. Overall, the consistent upward trajectory of the PE river lines signals sustained earnings growth, while the stock's persistent positioning in the lower PE bands suggests it has remained attractively valued throughout most of the observed period — a constructive signal for long-term investors.