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Inelegant Investor is a collection of real-world investing observations, focused on the edge cases that don’t show up in textbooks — restructurings, CVRs, spinoffs, and the strange outcomes that accumulate in actual portfolios. And whatever else interests me about investing. Investing isn't always pretty, it's usually quite inelegant.

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Consolidated Tomoka(CTO)- Hidden Value In Long Lived Assets

By Inelegant Investor | August 29, 2006

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After years with a stagnant stock price Consolidated Tomoka (CTO) has gone from 10 to over 60(with a brief stop above 90) in the last 6 years. Despite this, its share price is still well supported by the value of its assets. Consolidated Tomoka began as a timber company and was perhaps Florida’s largest landowner with over 2… Read More »