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I think the accounting term you're looking for is "paid-in capital"
by n00b101 10y ago
I think the accounting term you're looking for is "paid-in capital"
- csours 10y agoThat sounds like the term I was looking for, thanks!
- cgio 10y agoPaid in capital would be only with regards to what the company received when issuing the stock. For transactions thereafter in the secondary market, paid in capital remains the same regardless the market price. You can calculate what you ask for by using market data (i.e. volume of transactions at each price point in the life of the instrument, taking into account splits etc.)
- csours 10y agoIs volume at price recorded, tracked and reported? I know people pay a lot of attention to stock prices and volume