Shares outstanding
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In business, the shares outstanding (example) is the total of all issued shares less any treasury stock (example).
Shares outstanding can either be calculated as basic or diluted. Shares outstanding can be obtained from quarterly filings with the SEC.
[edit] See also
- Concentrated stock
- Free float
- Market capitalization
- Restricted stock
- Shares authorized
- Treasury stock
- Public float
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