SPLIT ADJUSTED
Split adjusted refers to the adjustment made to a stock's price and shares outstanding to account for stock splits.
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Business valuation methods are techniques used to determine the economic value of a company. Common methods include discounted cash flow (DCF), comparable company analysis (CCA), and precedent transaction analysis (PTA). In trading, accurate business valuation is critical for assessing investment opportunities, particularly when considering mergers, acquisitions, or stock purchases. Traders rely on these methods to estimate a company’s worth, understand market pricing, and make informed decisions based on financial health and growth prospects.