This may sound rather strange, but it is a serious question to ponder. Which is worth more:
1) The sum of all Curb Co. stuff sitting outside houses in this country right now? or
2) The total value of Sears Holdings stores nationwide (Ticker: SHLD)?
Sears in 2007 was a $144 stock- today it is $1.17 as I write this. There is a really good chance they will declare bankruptcy in the near future.
Yes, the Curb Co. stuff is used for the most part, so you'd have to assign a fair market value based on it being used.
But I still think Curb Co. may actually be worth more than Sears. If true, that is a staggering thought!
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