Difference between revisions of "Market capitalization"

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Market capitalization is the total value of the stock of a public company, as in the current price-per-share multiplied by the total number of shares owned. The largest market capitalization is usually a few hundred billion dollars. Market capitalization varies daily as stock values fluctuate.

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−	Market capitalization is the total value of the stock of a public company, as in the current price-per-share ~~times~~ the total number of shares owned. The largest market capitalization is usually a few hundred billion dollars. Market capitalization varies daily as stock values fluctuate.	+	'''Market capitalization''' is the total value of the stock of a public [[company]], as in the current price-per-share multiplied by the total number of shares owned. The largest market capitalization is usually a few hundred billion dollars. Market capitalization varies daily as [[stock]] values fluctuate.
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Difference between revisions of "Market capitalization"

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