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Nailah Wright - Evaluating Companies Using Market Capitalization

Market capitalization or market cap is one way to compare two different stocks that have similar market prices. A market cap valuation is an additional method for grouping stocks outside of their sector or industry.

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Nailah Wright - Evaluating Companies Using Market Capitalization

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  1. Evaluating Companies Using Market Capitalization Nailah Wright

  2. Market capitalization or market cap is one way to compare two different stocks that have similar market prices. A market cap valuation is an additional method for grouping stocks outside of their sector or industry.

  3. Mega Cap: • Cap Size: $200 Billion + • Alternate Name: Blue Chip • Example: CitiGroup Inc.

  4. Large Cap: • Cap Size: $10-$200 Billion • Alternate Name: Blue Chip • Example: Coca Cola Co.

  5. Mid Cap: Cap Size: $2-$10 Billion • Alternate Name: Growth Stock • Example: Abercrombie & Fitch

  6. Small Cap: • Cap Size: $300 Million-$2 Billion • Alternate Name: -- • Example: 1-800-Flowers.com

  7. Micro Cap: • Cap Size: $50-$300 Million • Alternate Name: Penny Stock • Example: Miva Inc.

  8. Nano Cap: • Cap Size: Less than $50 Million • Alternate Name: -- • Example: Adams Golf Inc.

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