Please help with these sentences.
When asked about Coca-Cola, Buffett marveled that it now sells 21 billion cases of product and sells more units every year.
In 1997, the stock was 80 with $1.50 per share of low-quality earnings. Today, the stock is 44 with $2.17 a share of better-quality earnings.

Q: What are '80' and '44' here?

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Please help with these sentences.
When asked about Coca-Cola, Buffett marveled that it now sells 21 billion cases of product and sells more units every year.
In 1997, the stock was 80 with $1.50 per share of low-quality earnings. Today, the stock is 44 with $2.17 a share of better-quality earnings.

Q: What are '80' and '44' here?

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Probably the price per share: $80 in 1997, $44, today.  In other words, the stock price has dropped, even though earnings per share are higher.

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Please link to : https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-cn/%E5%B8%82%E7%9B%88%E7%8E%87
It may help you better understand.

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From a book called ' University of Berkshire Hathaway'

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I think this needs more context. Where did it come from?