Book Value vs. Market Value | What’s the Difference? | 50 Seconds 📊💡

Book Value vs. Market Value—what’s the difference? These terms often confuse retail investors, but they’re not the same thing.

Book Value is the value of a company’s assets minus its liabilities, straight from the balance sheet.
Market Value is the current price at which the company’s stock is trading.
While some believe book value should align with market value, they can differ greatly. Market value reflects what investors are willing to pay for the company today, while book value is based on the company’s tangible assets. Learn how both work together in this quick breakdown!

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