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If shareholder's equity is higher than the market price on the stock market, what does that imply?

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If shareholder's equity is higher than the market price on the stock market, what does that imply?

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  1. It implies that your company is definately undervalued.  Go for it


  2. That the balance sheet contains some things that the investment community thinks are not worth their balance sheet stated value.

    Some old terms for this are "salted stock" and "there is water in the balance sheet".

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