How company's stock price and market capitalization determined.


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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. Source: www.thestreet.com 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. Source: www.medium.com 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. Source: www.wbcsd.com 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. Source: www.medium.com 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). Source: www.investopedia.com 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. Source: www.investopedia.com 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. Source: www.fundsinstructor.com 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