What is a stock's book value, and how is it calculated?

Asked by Last Modified  

1 Answer

Follow 1
Answer

Please enter your answer

Professional Stocks and Forex trader with 4 years of experience.

A stock's book value is the theoretical value of a company's assets if all liabilities were paid off. It's calculated by subtracting a company's total liabilities from its total assets on its balance sheet. The formula for book value is: Book Value = Total Assets - Total Liabilities.
Comments

Related Questions

How does someone manage risk in Stock market trading and Investing?
By learning either by NSE or through Me , doing perfectly the Guidence givenby the mentors and practicing the system of
Subhasish
0 0
5
How to get a client for share market? I am new in marketing, it is very difficult for me to get a client.
to get client, one must start networking with people you already know. There are clients who are looking for assistance better than the current ones, there are potential clients who have resources but...
Naushad
What type of trading is preferred for beginners who just started in the stock market?
Depends on the mindset, capital, their education, experience, know-how and finally their risk appetite,but still long-term and swing will be advisable
Hrhrh
0 0
7
I want to learn technical analysis for intraday trading. Which book will you recommend for this?
Hi, Shahid! As you want to learn technical analysis for intraday trading, I recommend you top 7 books: Getting Started in Technical Analysis by Jack Schwager Technical Analysis Explained by Martin Pring Technical...
Shahid
Which type of personal setup is required for stock market trading?
Setting up for stock market trading requires a few key components: 1. **Computer or Smartphone**: You'll need a device with internet access to trade stocks. A computer, laptop, or smartphone with a...
Prasad
0 0
5

Now ask question in any of the 1000+ Categories, and get Answers from Tutors and Trainers on UrbanPro.com

Ask a Question

Related Lessons

Why should you Invest your Money?
Hi there,Let’s see what happens when you invest or when you don’t invest your money.Let’s understand it by an example.Rahul got 1000 Rs cash prize, and he invested that to earn some decent...

BankNifty Update For Jun-30, 2020
Banknifty opened a 300 points gap down just below our level of 21300 and achieved our 1st bearish target of 21050 (Low made was 21026). After consolidating throughout the day in the range of 21100-21200,...
N

Ninad Deshmukh

0 0
0


BankNifty Update for Jun-03. 2020
Banknifty crossed the first hurdle of 20400 and closed above it. 20400 is a significant number for Banknifty as it is a 3-digit Gann Degree Number for Banknifty. The price structure on the Daily chart...
N

Ninad Deshmukh

0 0
0

BankNifty Update for Jul-06, 2020
In the update for Jul-02 post, I mentioned "The hourly chart gave a bullish MA crossover. Bullish crossover after bearish crossover suggests the rangebound possibility. The range maybe 21300-22300." In...
N

Ninad Deshmukh

0 0
0

Looking for Stock Market Trading Classes?

Learn from the Best Tutors on UrbanPro

Are you a Tutor or Training Institute?

Join UrbanPro Today to find students near you