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Market value refers to the value of a company according to market perception, so it is dynamic or changes according to stock price fluctuations on the stock exchange. So a company's market value does not reflect the true value of a company (book value).
When choosing stocks, investors often use market value as the main indicator, the greater the market value, the more promising because it shows the high interest of investors in the issuer. If you look more closely, the average stock that has a high market value on the stock exchange is often classified as a blue ship stock. So in your opinion, what are the factors that affect a company's market value?
When choosing stocks, investors often use market value as the main indicator, the greater the market value, the more promising because it shows the high interest of investors in the issuer. If you look more closely, the average stock that has a high market value on the stock exchange is often classified as a blue ship stock. So in your opinion, what are the factors that affect a company's market value?