What Is Market Capitalization?
The market value refers to the total value of stocks calculated at the market price of the shares issued by a listed company. The total market value of all listed companies in the entire stock market is the total market value of the stock.
Market value
- Market value refers to a family
- The face value and market value of stocks are often inconsistent. Stock price can
- As a certain
- In general securities books, the expression of stock index is:
- Stock index = coefficient × (the sum of the instant market value of some stocks /)
Market capitalization
- Market value management is based on value management and is an extension of value management. Value management is mainly dedicated to value creation, while market value management is not only committed to value creation, but also to value realization.
- Value management is a management system based on maximizing shareholder value of the company, and a management system that emphasizes value creation. Companies focusing on shareholder value creation can effectively balance conflicting interests between different stakeholders. In other words, shareholder returns are paramount, because only by ensuring that shareholders can get sufficient returns can the company be favored by the capital market and obtain funds for sustainable development. Only other stakeholders can benefit from the company's sustainable development.
Market Cap Market Cap Placing
- The market value placement is a new share issue method for the secondary market investor's circulating market value, that is, 1,000 shares of subscription rights can be obtained for each 10,000 yuan of market value of the shares, and then the participation is confirmed by the way of entrustment and lottery winning. Consistent with the winning number, and the account has sufficient funds, the winning amount will be deducted from the account when debiting, and the winning stock will be entered into the account the night before the listing.
Market capitalization
- Market value adjustment: During each reporting period, such as the month in which the quarterly report is made, the value of the securities held by the company is measured according to the market value, and the corresponding accounts are adjusted.