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Let's say we've got a company here

that has exactly four shares just to simplify things.

Obviously, very few companies have only four shares,

but this will simplify the explanation.

And let's say that each of those shares

right now they're trading in the market,

or I guess we could say the last transaction that's

occurred in trading in the shares,

they're trading at $2 a share.

So the market is saying that each of those shares

are worth $2.

There's four of these shares in total.

And we're going to assume that this company has

no liabilities.

So the shareholders just outright own the assets.

So if there's four of these shares times $2,

the market is saying that this company's assets are

worth exactly $8 right over here.

The market value of the assets is the same thing

as a market cap in this case because we have no liabilities.

Now what I want to think about is


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