CBAâs record puts $100 firmly in sight Save Share Commonwealth Bankâs surge to a fresh record high takes the lender tantalisingly close to $100 a share, underscoring the ongoing depth of interest in the lender that strategists expect to fire the starting gun for sector capital returns. The bank rose 1.3 per cent to $97.79 on Monday, rallying through a record set last Friday when it broke through its 2015 all-time high. The banking giant is now worth $173.5 billion. CBA chief executive Matt Comyn released the bankâs third-quarter results the day after the federal budget was handed down. Alex Ellinghausen âI think that itâs justified,â said Prime Value Asset Mangementâs chief investment officer ST Wong speaking about CBAâs share price advance. A rise to $100 a share is not far outside the ârealm of possibility,â he said, given the shares are trading just below that level.