Andersen Group Inc. drawdown: at its all-time high (price)
Andersen Group Inc. is trading at its all-time high (as of market close, Oct 20, 2026), measured on price alone — dividends are not included, the convention headlines and crash histories use. The chart shows every day as a percentage of the highest level reached up to that point: 100% means a fresh record, everything below is a drawdown.
- Below all-time high
- at the high
- 100.0% of ATH
- All-time high
- $60.65
- Oct 20, 2026
- Time below the high
- 0 days
- since Oct 20, 2026
- Worst-ever drawdown
- −30.6%
- Feb 11, 2026
- Longest underwater
- 3 mo
- between all-time highs
- Today's level first reached
- today
- a fresh record
% of all-time high since 2025: price#
The classic underwater chart (drawdown curve), drawn as % of the all-time high — 100% is a fresh record, everything below it is time spent underwater. Basis and range are in the URL, so a particular view is a link.
The deepest drawdowns on record#
Every decline of 15% or more from an all-time high (price basis), deepest first.
| Peak | Trough | Depth | Peak → trough | Recovered by | Underwater |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 22, 2025 | Feb 11, 2026 | −30.6% | 51 days | Mar 18, 2026 | 3 mo |
Price basis (no dividends) — the convention crash histories use. With dividends reinvested, recoveries arrive years earlier; switch the basis on the chart above to see it.
FAQ#
- How far is Andersen Group Inc. from its all-time high?
- Andersen Group Inc. is currently at (or within half a percent of) its all-time high, set Oct 20, 2026.
- What was the biggest Andersen Group Inc. drawdown ever?
- The deepest decline on record in our data (since 2025) took Andersen Group Inc. 30.6% below its prior high, bottoming Feb 11, 2026. The table on this page lists every major episode with its peak, trough and recovery date.
Methodology & related#
Daily data since -1 from ANDG; no free deep history exists for Andersen Group Inc. — for a 150-year drawdown record see the S&P 500 drawdown page. The price basis excludes dividends; the total-return basis reinvests them; the real basis additionally deflates by CPI. See also returns by year. Past performance does not predict future returns; not investment advice.