How to Track the Market Cap of a Company
We created this chart showing how Apple's price and market cap changed over the course of 2019.
Market cap is calculated by multiplying the price per share of an asset by the number of shares outstanding. Market cap shows how much an asset is worth as a whole. For example, today Apple's market cap is above $1.2 trillion.
You can create your own market cap chart by following these steps:
Step 1 - Open a chart for a stock you follow.
Step 2 - Find and press the "Financials" button at the top of the chart.
Step 3 - Search Market Capitalization and press it.
Step 4 - A chart will appear showing the company's market cap!
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Market cap is calculated by multiplying the price per share of an asset by the number of shares outstanding. Market cap shows how much an asset is worth as a whole. For example, today Apple's market cap is above $1.2 trillion.
You can create your own market cap chart by following these steps:
Step 1 - Open a chart for a stock you follow.
Step 2 - Find and press the "Financials" button at the top of the chart.
Step 3 - Search Market Capitalization and press it.
Step 4 - A chart will appear showing the company's market cap!
If you found this written tutorial helpful, please press Like or comment below with your feedback or suggestions. Thanks for being a member of TradingView and we have more tips and tricks coming to help you get started.
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