book values
Ledger-recorded asset amounts
Book values are the worth of assets as recorded in accounting records, calculated as original cost minus accumulated depreciation.
A company's book value is its total assets minus liabilities—what shareholders would theoretically receive if everything were liquidated.
Book value often differs from market value: The stock trades well above book value.
Investors compare the two to assess whether shares are overpriced or undervalued.
- depreciationAsset value reduction over time
- write downRecord in text
- assetItem of value owned
- pricesAmounts charged for goods
- accountingMaintaining financial records
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Prices set by trading
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