This basically measures how big a publicly traded company is. You calculate it by taking the current price per share and multiply that by the number of shares that are trading in the public. So, if we had a stock that’s trading $100 per share and there are 1 million shares trading, we’d say that that’s a market capitalization of $100 million.

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