what do you understand by valuation of shares
They are relative to the valuation of the company and the shares issued by the company. So for example if company has 2 million common shares and the valuation of a company is 4 million dollars then each common share is worth $2. Usually valuation of company occurs upon financing and that can vary, based on how well can you sell part or all your company, so for example if you are inquiring financing of $400,000 of the company at pre-money valuation of $4 million, that means that the post money valuation is $4.4 million, you can then either issue more shares for the same pirce of $2 per share or sell some of your own for $2.2 a share, because share prices is calculated post money. However when you do get financing, most investors would rather you issue preferred shares for the same price, because they will get more privileges with the preferred shares.
They include; Intrinsic Value Method, Yield Method and Net Asset Method.
Victor Leslie Gole has written: 'Valuation of businesses, shares and property'
what do you mean by nifty if it relates to stock and shares
"Underlying shares outstanding" refers to the total number of shares of stock that are currently issued and held by shareholders, including those held by institutional investors and company insiders. This metric is important for assessing a company's market capitalization and overall valuation. It also serves as a basis for calculating the potential dilution of shares if options or convertible securities are exercised. Understanding the number of underlying shares outstanding helps investors gauge the company's equity structure and potential investment risks.
It means shares of a stock (security).
Shares traded. This is the number of shares sold for the day, expressed in hundreds.
A share in a company is one of the unity in to which the total shares capital of a company is divided.
An attribute of a corporation's shares refers to a specific characteristic that defines the nature of those shares, such as their voting rights, dividend entitlement, or liquidity. Common shares typically provide voting rights and a claim on profits through dividends, while preferred shares usually have fixed dividends and priority over common shares in asset liquidation but often lack voting rights. These attributes influence investors' decisions and the overall valuation of the company's equity.
When you divide the market capitalization of a company by its shares outstanding, you get the company's stock price. Market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the current share price by the total number of outstanding shares. Thus, dividing market cap by shares outstanding effectively isolates the price per share, reflecting the market's valuation of each individual share.
Sweat shares are equity shares issued by a company to employees or directors at a discount. It can also be a reward for an individual's contribution to a project.
Generally speaking the phrase of "acquired 100 shares" means that a person has purchased 100 shares of a corporation's stock.