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click here | | | | | | Adding a Small Business Investment to Your Portfolio | |  | Joshua Kennon
Investing for Beginners Expert | | | | The Basics of Enterprise Value | | Enterprise value is a financial calculation that involves adding the total value of the equity and the total value of the outstanding debt. It's useful in understanding the relative size of mergers and acquisitions. | | | | | The Basics of Market Capitalization | Market capitalization is important to investors because small, medium, and large capitalization stocks behave differently. Here is an overview of how to calculate market capitalization and more information to help you understand the details. | | | | | Why Capital Structure Matters | Capital structure refers to the way a company's balance sheet is structured; how much of the money at work in the firm comes from equity, how much from debt, and how much from other sources. Capital structure is one of the most important things about a business and you should absolutely know the details for each and every firm in which you have a stock or bond investment. | | | | | Adding a Small Business Investment to Your Portfolio | | Small business equity or debt represents one of the most popular types of investments in the United States. Whether you own a restaurant, help your relative start a lawn care business, or develop storage units with your friends, here is a useful article to help you gain perspective. | | | | | | | | | You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the Investing for Beginners newsletter.
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