Sentences with phrase «whose market capitalization»

Forest City, whose market capitalization is nearly $ 6.74 billion, has 21.25 percent of its total debt due by year - end 2018, compared to the median for mid-cap diversified REITs of 8.83 percent, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence.
It added Ether, a rival cryptocurrency whose market capitalization exceeds $ 1 billion.
Of recent titleholders, the only one that has gained is I.B.M., whose market capitalization of $ 65 billion ranked first in 1990.
A large - cap stock is a stock issued by a company whose market capitalization is much larger than most of the companies traded on the same stock exchange.
The fund may invest in some mid-cap funds which meet its investment objective which is: «The scheme would invest in stocks of companies whose market capitalization is atleast equal to or more than the least market capitalised stock of BSE 100 Index.»
During his life as a trader Taleb learned that stock market performance is driven primarily by a relatively small portion of the index — those 100 to 300 companies whose market capitalization dominates.
The list is comprised of companies headquartered in France and whose market capitalization exceeds EUR 1 billion as of January 1, 2012.
We define the U.S. large - cap equity universe as stocks whose market capitalizations are greater than the median market - cap on the NYSE.
We define the US large - cap equity universe as stocks whose market capitalizations are greater than the median market capitalization on the NYSE.

Not exact matches

He is considered to be the wealthiest person in New York, whose reported net worth is north of $ 33 billion, could certainly afford to acquire a publicly traded media company with a market capitalization of a mere $ 2 billion — even if he had to pay a substantial premium.
The strategy takes all stocks with market capitalizations of at least $ 500 million, eliminates those whose debt is more than their equity, and then selects the ten with the lowest price / earnings ratios.
Carlisle traces out the evolution of deep value investing, beginning with Benjamin Graham's notion of net nets, companies whose «market capitalization was net of the net current asset value.»
Companies with less than $ 250 million in market capitalization in low growth or cyclical markets are the most vulnerable to a potential proxy battle, particularly those companies whose shares are trading near their 52 - week lows.
However, the crypto asset market is almost unnoticeable in contrast to the stock market, whose total capitalization exceeds $ 60 trillion, or the forex market, whose daily trading volume is over $ 5 trillion.
After the deal is closed as expected in 2017, the combined company will have a total market capitalization of $ 12 billion, easily moving it past current sector leader Kimco Realty Corp., whose market cap is about $ 11.1 billion.
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