If we have to calculate total market cap of india companies, does we have to see only m-cap of bse or aggregate of bse and nse, as many stocks are listed on nse but not on bse and vice versa. Many stocks are common also. This makes double count of some companies.
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Chandan Kumar
(Strategy Analyst)
(384 Points)
Replied 09 April 2012
No of outstanding equity shares*Market Price (Be it BSE or NSE) Listing is immaterial...
Ca Monty Garg
(None)
(49 Points)
Replied 09 April 2012
| Originally posted by : Monty | ||
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If we have to calculate total market cap of india companies, does we have to see only m-cap of bse or aggregate of bse and nse, as many stocks are listed on nse but not on bse and vice versa. Many stocks are common also. This makes double count of some companies. |
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I am not talking about individual stocks but the total m-cap of indian listed companies.
dikraduni
(trader)
(27 Points)
Replied 12 April 2012
While you will not find funds categorised under large cap. midcap or small cap funds, each fund reviewed has a fund style allocated. The fund style indicates investment style based on growth, blend or value and on the other axis shows Capitalisation, large, medium, or small. You can check fund styles for individual funds at the valueresearch site,
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