Definition Market Value. Description.
The Market Value of a firm is the current market price
of a security as indicated by the latest trade ordered.
The Market Value of an inventory is a technical definition
used in valuing inventories or marketable securities in accordance with the
accounting principle of "lower of cost or market". Here, Market Value is the
estimated net selling price minus the estimated costs of finishing, carrying,
selling, and delivering.
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Corporate Valuation for Businesses
Corporate Valuation, Book Value, Market Value, Intrinsic Value, Fundamental Value, M&A, VBM, Fundamental Investing...
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Compare with: Book Value
| Market Value Added |
Adjusted Book Value
| Tangible Book Value
| Liquidation Value
| P/E Ratio |
PEG Ratio |
EBIT |
EBITDA |
Return on Equity |
Fair Value
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