TWO INVESTING DIFFERENCES = TWO QUICK THOUGHTS
BY DR. DAVID EDWARD MARCINKO MBA MEd CMP®

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BOOK-VALUE: Cost of capital assets minus accumulated depreciation for a healthcare [corporation], or other organization.
The net asset value of a [healthcare] companies common stock. This is calculated by dividing the net tangible assets of the company (minus the par value of any preferred stock the company has) by the number of common shares outstanding.
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PAR VALUE: For common stock, the value on the books of the corporation. It has little to do with market value or even the original price of shares at first issuance.
The difference between par and the price at first issuance is carried on the books of a corporation as “paid-in capital” or “capital surplus.”
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