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No par value stockA stock with no par value given in the charter or stock certificate.No par value stock Similar MatchesStored-value cardStored-value cardA plastic card that has been "loaded" with a certain monetary value and which can be used to make purchases until the value is used up, at which time it can be "reloaded" with additional value and reused. Enterprise valueEnterprise valueA company's value is sometimes measured in terms of the total funds being used to finance it. This investment ratio is increasingly used in place of the price/earnings ratio in the analysis of certain types of companies. It indicates the economic rather than accounting return that the company is generating on the total value of the capital supporting it.Typical companies for which this ratio is appropriate are those that have borrowed heavily to finance growth, like telecoms companies building a network or those that have paid large premiums for acquisitions or assets. Net present valueNet present valueSame as present value, being sure to include (negative) payments as well as (positive) receipts. Price to book valuePrice to book valueA financial ratio defined as: current share price divided by the net asset value per share. Put another way, the market capitalisation of the company divided by its total net assets. Transaction valueTransaction valueThe actual price of a product, paid or payable, used for customs valuation purposes. Further SuggestionsSalvage valueValue added Market value weighted index value investing Conversion value Market value fair value Trade weight value of the dollar Adjusted present value (APV) Extraordinary positive value Standardized value Marginal value product Par value valued policy face amount (face value) fund value transfer value Carrying value Par value Straight value Intrinsic value of an option Value Added Value stock fund Value investing Private market value (PMV) |
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