1. What are the total assets and total market value?
Total assets refer to all assets of an enterprise, including current assets such as monetary funds, accounts receivable, bills receivable, inventories and prepayments, and non-current assets such as fixed assets, long-term investments and intangible assets, that is, current assets plus non-current assets constitute the total assets of its enterprise.
The total market value is generally an index to evaluate the value of listed companies, which refers to the total value of shares issued by listed companies at market prices. The calculation method is the price per stock market multiplied by the total number of shares issued.
Total market value refers to the total value of shares obtained by multiplying the total number of shares by the current share price in a given time. Used to indicate the size of major or minor equity or large market, which has no direct impact on stock trading. However, most of the stocks that have strengthened recently are large-cap stocks with market value. The greater the market value, the higher the proportion in the index. Bankers usually control the market by controlling these high-value stocks.
Second, the difference between total market value and total assets.
The difference between total market value and total assets is that total market value = the current market price of stocks, and total assets = assets+liabilities.
Total assets are the sum of the balance sheet values. Simply put, it is how many assets the company has.
Under normal circumstances, the total market value will fluctuate due to stock price fluctuations, so the market value will be different every day. Total assets usually change according to quarterly financial statements, which means only four times a year.
Market value companies are not equal to company assets. In most cases, the market value of a company is usually greater than its assets.
Total assets are the real data in the balance sheet. The total market value has a fictitious component, which fluctuates greatly with the stock index.
Market value stocks are not necessarily related to the company's total assets. Market value reflects the overall value of the company in the future. Total assets are the book value of the current accounting asset account.