Stock Valuation
Share valuation history from Stock Valuation documents: per-share value and its change, share count, holder count, total equity, and dividend percentage at each valuation, newest first.
Questions It Answers
- What is the per-share value now, and how much did it change from the previous valuation?
- What total equity underlies the valuation?
- When was the last valuation made?
Filters
| Filter | What it does |
|---|---|
| Date | Required. Every valuation up to this date. |
How To Read It
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Date | Valuation document date; the top row is the newest. |
| Stock Value, Stock Value Change | Per-share value and its difference from the previous valuation. |
| Number of Shares, Stockholder Count | Shares outstanding and holder count at valuation time. |
| Total Equity | Equity used as the basis: Stock Value = Total Equity / Number of Shares when the document was made. |
| Dividend Percentage | Share of profit set aside for dividends at that valuation. |
Why The Numbers May Differ
- Figures here are frozen when the valuation document is saved; equity changing afterwards does not alter old rows - make a new valuation.
- Stockholders uses the newest row up to its filter date as the per-share value.
Menu Location
- Equity / Equity Reports / Stock Valuation
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