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Title: When a company has both common shares and preferred shares outstanding, the book value of the common ... Post by: Tomm on Nov 10, 2017 When a company has both common shares and preferred shares outstanding, the book value of the common shares is calculated by dividing total shareholders' equity less preferred equity by the number of common shares outstanding.
Title: Re: When a company has both common shares and preferred shares outstanding, the book value of the ... Post by: Alexmosuthe on Nov 10, 2017 Content hidden
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