Net worth, also known as book value. Refers to the net asset value per share calculated by accounting methods. Its calculation method is to add the registered capital of the company to various accumulation funds and accumulated surplus, which is also commonly known as shareholders' equity, and divide the net assets by the total share capital to be the net value per share.

The book value of stocks is also the net assets of joint-stock companies, and the book value is the result of accounting. High accuracy and strong credibility are one of the important bases for stock investors to evaluate and analyze the operating strength of listed companies. The higher the book value of a net worth joint-stock company, the more property shareholders actually own. On the contrary, shareholders have less property.

Although the book value of stocks is only an accounting concept, it is of great reference to investors' investment analysis and is also the direct basis for generating stock prices.

In the stock market, net worth and shareholders should not only pay attention to the background and profitability of joint-stock companies, but also pay special attention to the address of net assets of stocks. The higher the net asset address, the greater the company's own capital and the stronger its ability to resist various risks.

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Net worth calculation method

Known price calculation

Known price, also known as historical price, refers to the closing price of the previous trading day.

The known price calculation method is that the fund manager calculates the total value of financial assets owned by the fund according to the closing price of the previous trading day, including stocks, bonds, futures contracts, warrants and so on. , plus cash assets, divided by the total amount of fund units sold, the net asset value of each fund unit is obtained.

Using the known price calculation method, investors can know the buying and selling price of the unit fund on that day, and can go through the delivery procedures in time.

Unknown price calculation method

Unknown price, also known as futures price, refers to the closing price of various financial assets in the securities market on that day, that is, the net asset value of the fund unit calculated by the fund manager according to the closing price on that day. When this calculation method is implemented, investors don't know the price of the fund bought and sold that day, and they don't know the price of the unit fund until the next day.

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