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- Enterprise value (EV): formula, what counts as debt and cash Build enterprise value from market cap, debt and cash on Apple’s fiscal 2025 balance sheet, decide which cash to subtract, and see why EV is the takeover price.
- Large-cap stock A stock of a company with a large market value, commonly defined as $10 billion or more.
- Market capitalization A company's share price times its shares outstanding: what the market values the whole company's equity at.
- Market capitalization: formula, free float and enterprise value How market cap is calculated and where the share count comes from, why indexes use free-float market cap, how size buckets work and how enterprise value differs.
- Micro-cap stock A stock of a very small company, commonly $50 million to $300 million in market value, often thinly traded and volatile.
- Mid-cap stock A stock of a company with a medium market value, commonly between about $2 billion and $10 billion.
- Small-cap stock A company with a relatively small stock-market value, often roughly $300 million to $2 billion, though index providers draw the lines differently.
- Stock splits explained: forward splits, reverse splits, examples What happens to your shares, price and market cap in a forward or reverse stock split, why companies split, the key dates, and real examples such as NVIDIA’s 10-for-1.
- What is a stock? A complete beginner’s guide to shares What owning a share really means, why companies issue stock, how prices are set, how investors make or lose money, and the risks to understand first.
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