> [edit: sorry, my mistake: the market cap reported is not actually outstanding shares times price, pointed out below]
Actually, market cap is outstanding shares times price. It is a value per company, not per class/type of shares traded. Sort of like how the same CEO would be listed under GOOG or GOOGL. You'll see the same market cap listed under GOOG or GOOGL.
Actually, market cap is outstanding shares times price. It is a value per company, not per class/type of shares traded. Sort of like how the same CEO would be listed under GOOG or GOOGL. You'll see the same market cap listed under GOOG or GOOGL.