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Market capitalization - Valuation | | Market capitalization - Valuation: Encyclopedia II - Market capitalization - Valuation | | Main article: business valuation
Market capitalization is a function of the price of a firm's stock and may not accurately reflect intrinsic value because of varying future expectations held by investors. It is common for a firm's market capitalization to exceed "book value" (shareholders' equity) because market prices tend to increase at a quicker pace than earnings accumulate due to value placed on expected future growth. For instance, in the late 1990s the shares of Internet-related companies were highly valued by the market, and tiny companies with almost no sales (but high growth) generated ...
See also:Market capitalization, Market capitalization - Valuation, Market capitalization - Float, Market capitalization - Categorization of companies by market cap, Market capitalization - Examples, Market capitalization - Levels, Market capitalization - Lists | | | Market capitalization, Market capitalization - Categorization of companies by market cap, Market capitalization - Examples, Market capitalization - Float, Market capitalization - Levels, Market capitalization - Lists, Market capitalization - Valuation, Financial ratio, Fundamental analysis, Growth stock, Market price, Technical analysis | | |
| | | Market capitalization: Encyclopedia II - Market capitalization - Valuation
Market capitalization - Valuation
Main article: business valuation
Market capitalization is a function of the price of a firm's stock and may not accurately reflect intrinsic value because of varying future expectations held by investors. It is common for a firm's market capitalization to exceed "book value" (shareholders' equity) because market prices tend to increase at a quicker pace than earnings accumulate due to value placed on expected future growth. For instance, in the late 1990s the shares of Internet-related companies were highly valued by the market, and tiny companies with almost no sales (but high growth) generated market capitalizations in the billions of dollars.
Other related archives1990s, Blue chip, EBITDA, Enterprise Value, Equity levels and flows, Financial ratio, Forward P/E, Fundamental analysis, Growth stock, Insiders, Institutions, Internet, List of finance topics, Market price, New York Stock Exchange, PEG Ratio, Price/Sales, Revenue, Shares Outstanding, Stock market, Technical analysis, Trailing P/E, Treasury Stock, US$, United States, amount of money, book value, business, business valuation, common shares, debt, dollars, equity, equity value, firm, float, free float, insiders, institutional investors, open market, penny stock, preferred stock, purchasing power parity, shareholders' equity, shares, treasury stock, value
 Adapted from the Wikipedia article "Valuation", under the G.N U Free Docmentation License. Please also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki |
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