what is market capitalisation and tell me the formula for
that ?????
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Answer Posted / deepak sharma
market capitalisation is a measurement of the size of a
business enterprise (corporation) equal to the share price
times the number of shares outstanding of a public company.
In this mean The Total market value of all company
outstanding share. its calculated by multiply a company
outstanding shares by the market value of company one share.
Market capitalisation is divided into six catagories.
1 Mega
2 Large
3 Mid
4 Small
5 Micro
6 Nana
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