Market Cap
Fundamental Analysis
Definition
Market Capitalization is the total value of a company's shares, calculated by multiplying share price by the number of outstanding shares, used to categorize company size.
Key Points
- Share Price × Outstanding Shares
- Large-cap: typically more stable
- Small-cap: typically more volatile
Examples
Large-cap: >$10BMid-cap: $2B-$10BSmall-cap: <$2BQuick Info
Category
Fundamental Analysis
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company valuation
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