CALDEIRÃO DE BOLSA

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2. How does the change of capitalization compartment work?
The breakdown of companies among the various compartments is reviewed on December 31st each year, and we make certain to publish any changes.

Market capitalization is calculated by taking into account the following:

Shares of the first trading line,
New shares (if admitted for trading),
Preference shares (if admitted for trading),
Market capitalization of the underlying shares.
The capitalization used is based on the average daily opening price recorded over the previous 60 trading days.

2. How does the change of capitalization compartment work?
The breakdown of companies among the various compartments is reviewed on December 31st each year, and we make certain to publish any changes.

Market capitalization is calculated by taking into account the following:

Shares of the first trading line,
New shares (if admitted for trading),
Preference shares (if admitted for trading),
Market capitalization of the underlying shares.
The capitalization used is based on the average daily opening price recorded over the previous 60 trading days.

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Thoth Escreveu:Estranho é o BCP ser "Compartment B" tendo uma capitalização bolsista de 2335M€ ...

onde é que viste isso?

há tempos publiquei (já não sei onde aqui no fórum) uma lista da euronext com as cap das acções do psi20, e não há maneira de tornar a encontrar...

rsacramento Escreveu:

Thoth Escreveu:Estranho é o BCP ser "Compartment B" tendo uma capitalização bolsista de 2335M€ ...

onde é que viste isso?

há tempos publiquei (já não sei onde aqui no fórum) uma lista da euronext com as cap das acções do psi20, e não há maneira de tornar a encontrar...

Thoth Escreveu:Estranho é o BCP ser "Compartment B" tendo uma capitalização bolsista de 2335M€ ...

ricardmag Escreveu:Segundo a euronext a divisão é feita da seguinte forma:

Compartment A (Large Cap): companies with a market capitalization of more than €1 billion.
Compartment B (Mid Cap): companies valued between €150 million and €1 billion.
Compartment C (Small Cap): companies with a market capitalization of less than €150 million.

Mais info aqui https://www.euronext.com/en/listings/faq/compartments

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Ranking Caps
The definition of big/large cap and small cap differ slightly between the brokerage houses and have changed over time. The differences between the brokerage definitions are relatively superficial and only matter for the companies that lie on the edges. The classification is important for borderline companies because mutual funds use it to determine which stocks to buy.

The current approximate definitions are as follows:

Mega Cap - Market cap of $200 billion and greater
Big Cap - $10 billion and greater
Mid Cap - $2 billion to $10 billion
Small Cap - $300 million to $2 billion
Micro Cap - $50 million to $300 million
Nano Cap - Under $50 million

These categories have increased over time along with the market indexes. In the early 1980s, a big-cap stock had a market cap of $1 billion. Today that size is viewed as small. It remains to be seen if these definitions also deflate when the market does.

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Compartment A (Large Cap): companies with a market capitalization of more than €1 billion.
Compartment B (Mid Cap): companies valued between €150 million and €1 billion.
Compartment C (Small Cap): companies with a market capitalization of less than €150 million.

Ranking Caps
The definition of big/large cap and small cap differ slightly between the brokerage houses and have changed over time. The differences between the brokerage definitions are relatively superficial and only matter for the companies that lie on the edges. The classification is important for borderline companies because mutual funds use it to determine which stocks to buy.

The current approximate definitions are as follows:

Mega Cap - Market cap of $200 billion and greater
Big Cap - $10 billion and greater
Mid Cap - $2 billion to $10 billion
Small Cap - $300 million to $2 billion
Micro Cap - $50 million to $300 million
Nano Cap - Under $50 million

These categories have increased over time along with the market indexes. In the early 1980s, a big-cap stock had a market cap of $1 billion. Today that size is viewed as small. It remains to be seen if these definitions also deflate when the market does.

Thoth Escreveu:Se chegar aos 3,1846 chega aos 100.000.000 de capitalização bolsista.

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