I’m not sure exactly what a book value of a common stock is. All I know is that it shows up in the shareholders equity of the balance sheet, and I think it’s how much the company receives from the market?
How does the book value compare to the market value of that stock?
And what does Graham mean when he says “common stock at book value represents at least half of the total capitalization, including all bank debt”
Sorry for asking so much, I’m literally teaching myself everything and I have no mentor or teacher to ask my endless questions.
Submitted July 14, 2019 at 10:49PM by Freakiful https://ift.tt/2YTyzuT
