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How company's stock price and market capitalization determined.
HOW COMPANY'S
STOCK PRICE AND
MARKET
CAPITALIZATION
DETERMINED
MARKET
CAPITALIZATION
The value of a company, or its overall market
value, is called its market capitalization, or
market cap.
The market cap of a company may be measured
by calculating the stock price of the company by
the amount of outstanding securities.
Source: www.investopedia.com
STOCK PRICE
A relative and proportional value of the value
of a company is the stock price.
Therefore at some given moment of time, it
constitutes just a percentage shift in the
market cap of a firm.
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MARKET VALUE OF A
BUSINESS
Any percentage change in a stock price would lead
to an equivalent percentage change in the market
value of a business.
This is one of the key reasons that investors are so
obsessed with stock prices; a decline in the stock
price of $0.10, for example, will result in a loss of
$100,000 for a stockholder with one million shares.
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HOW IS SHARE PRICE
DETERMINED?
Generally speaking, supply and demand are
driven by the prices of the stock market.
This makes the stock market close to most
stocks in the economy.
A buyer and seller trade money for equity
ownership when a stock is sold.
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CURRENT STOCK PRICE
The new selling price becomes the price at
which the inventory is bought.
This price becomes the current stock price as
a second share is exchanged, etc.
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FORECASTING STOCK
PRICE
Specific quantitative tools and
formulas exist that can be used to
forecast the price of the stock of a
company.
They are based on the idea that the
present price of a stock equals the
cumulative total of all the possible
dividend payments, called dividend
discount models (DDMs).
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NUMBER OF SHARES
AND PRICE
You need to decide how many shares
and at what price they will be sold to
the public.
A corporation whose worth is valued
at $100 million, for instance, may
choose to sell 10 million shares at $10
per share.
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HOW IS MARKET
CAPITALIZATION DETERMINED?
In an event called an initial public
offering, a company's market cap is
first created (IPO).
A business hires a third party
(typically an investment bank) to use
very complicated calculations and
calculation methods during this
process to derive the value of a
company.
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Misconceptions About
Market Capitalization
Although it is sometimes used to
define a company (e.g. large-cap vs.
small-cap), the market cap does not
reflect a company's stock valuation.
Only a detailed study of the
fundamentals of a company will do
that.
Source: www.investopedia.com
Do Market Capitalization
Decide the Market Price
Market capitalization is an insufficient
way to value a business because it
does not actually represent how much
a portion of the business is worth on
the basis of the market price.
Shares are always over or
undervalued by the consumer; just
how much the market is able to pay
for the shares is decided by the
market price.
Source: www.investopedia.com
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