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Market capitalization - Float | A Wisdom Archive on Market capitalization - Float | | Market capitalization - Float A selection of articles related to Market capitalization - Float | |
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ARTICLES RELATED TO Market capitalization - Float | | | |  Market capitalization - Float: Encyclopedia II - Market capitalization - FloatThe amount of shares available on the open market, the "free float", is sometimes less than the total number of shares because a portion of the outstanding shares may be held by "insiders," and/or by the company as treasury stock. In addition to the float being perhaps much smaller than the total number of shares, a significant portion of the float may be owned by large institutional investors who rarely trade. As a result, on any given trading day, generally only a small percentage of shares is traded, as in the example of ...
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| | | | Market capitalization - Float: Encyclopedia II - Market capitalization - Float The amount of shares available on the open market, the "float" (or "free float") is sometimes less than the total number of shares because a portion of the outstanding shares may be held by "insiders," and/or by the company as treasury stock. In addition to the float being perhaps much smaller than the total number of shares, a significant portion of the float may be owned by large institutional investors who rarely trade. As a result, on any given trading day, generally only a small percentage of shares is traded, as in the example of ...
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| | | | Market capitalization - Float: Encyclopedia II - Market capitalization - Examples Examples of share valuation compared to market cap (price), and share ownership, from Yahoo! Inc. ([1], [2])
Valuation measures
Market Cap (intraday): 51.21B
Enterprise Value (25-Dec-04)³: 49.04B
Trailing P/E (ttm, intraday): 98.54
Forward P/E (fye 31-Dec-05)¹: 74.50
PEG Ratio (5 yr expected)¹: 3.66
Price/Sales (ttm): 16.22
Price/Book (mrq): 8.32
Enterprise Value/Revenue (ttm)³: 15.51 ...
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