yeah - I did a company valuation/financial modelling on SAM for my thesis, and found that it was valued (in 1999), based on my evaluation at about $43 per share, while it was currently trading at $7-$9. I remember many laughing at me.
what is amazing to me, though, is the fact that all the voting shares of the company are owned by Koch and the company has stated it will never pay a dividend, and yet it still trades at 47x earnings.