For example, the share price of a stock is 10 yuan, and the total number of shares issued is 300 million. Then, the total market value of individual stocks =10× 300 million = 3 billion. This means that the total market value of this stock is 3 billion.
Usually, the total market value of stocks is divided into Shanghai market value and Shenzhen market value, which represent the market value of all stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen respectively. The total market value of individual stocks can be used to observe and judge the weight of individual stocks or the disk size. If the total market value of a stock is larger, it means that the greater the weight ratio in the stock market, the greater the size of the stock market. On the other hand, if the total market value of a stock is smaller, it means that the smaller the weight ratio in the stock market, the smaller the size of the stock market.
The difference between circulating market value and total market value:
Market value refers to the total value of shares issued by a listed company at market price, that is, share price × share capital. So, what's the difference between the current market value and the total market value?
The so-called circulating market value refers to the total value of circulating shares obtained by multiplying the number of circulating shares at that time by the stock price at that time in a certain period of time.
The total market value refers to the total share capital multiplied by the stock price at that time in a specific time.
Simply put, the total market value is: current stock market price × total share capital, and the circulating value is: current stock market price × circulating share capital. Total share capital = circulating share capital+restricted share capital.
Therefore, the total share capital will definitely be greater than or equal to the circulating share capital. So the total market value will not be lower than the circulating market value.
At present, in China, the ownership structure of listed companies can be mainly divided into state-owned shares, legal person shares and individual shares, of which only individual shares can be listed and traded. Therefore, the total number of shares in circulation multiplied by the stock market price is the market value of circulation.