What is Telecom Company market share formula?
I have telecom company that holds 63% of market for some time now, my price is 8,1$
and there are 2 more telecom companies in city:
1. that holds 29.07% of market with price 11,99$
2. that holds 7,94% of market with price 12,92$
my question is what is formula for market share, and why I dont have more as my price is lower then others.
Telecom Company Formula
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WardenCommander
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Telecom Company Formula
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Re: Telecom Company Formula
the stock price of a company does not reflect its profitability or market dominance. In order to have a good idea of the value of a company, you should take a look at the Market Capitalization. the stock price is simply the Mkt Capitalization / number of shares. If all companies were equal, the one with the highest stock price would be the one with the less number of shares issued.
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Re: Telecom Company Formula
What that has to do with my question?de1irium wrote: Tue Aug 27, 2019 10:16 pm the stock price of a company does not reflect its profitability or market dominance. In order to have a good idea of the value of a company, you should take a look at the Market Capitalization. the stock price is simply the Mkt Capitalization / number of shares. If all companies were equal, the one with the highest stock price would be the one with the less number of shares issued.
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Re: Telecom Company Formula
Maybe because de1irium assumed the prices you listed were stock prices. That was how I read your question as well.
Or you question was not clear enough.
Or you question was not clear enough.
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Re: Telecom Company Formula
As in the real life, not all customers will switch to another telecom when they see a better price. There is significant inertia there. This reflects the fact that the first move advantage is more apparent in the telecom industry.