Market capitalization represents the total dollar value the market places on a company's outstanding shares. It is calculated by multiplying the current share price by the total number of shares outstanding.

Investors use market cap to compare companies of different sizes and to classify stocks into categories. These categories help set expectations for growth potential, risk, and volatility.

• done_all Mega Cap ($200B+): The largest companies in the world with dominant market positions.
• done_all Large Cap ($10B–$200B): Well-established companies with stable earnings and broad investor following.
• done_all Mid Cap ($2B–$10B): Growing companies that offer a balance of growth potential and stability.
• done_all Small Cap ($300M–$2B): Smaller companies with higher growth potential but also higher volatility.
• done_all Micro/Nano Cap (<$300M): Very small companies that can be highly volatile and less liquid.