Article: The most reliable and straightforward way to determine a company's market value is to calculate what is called its market capitalization, which represents the total value of all shares outstanding. The market capitalization is defined as a company's stock value multiplied by its total number of shares outstanding. It is used a measure of a company's overall size.   Note that this method only works for publicly traded companies, where share values can be easily determined. A disadvantage of this method is that it subjects the company's value to the fluctuations of the market. If the stock market declines due to an external factor, the company's market capitalization will fall even if its financial health has not changed. Market capitalization, because it relies on investor confidence, is a potentially volatile and unreliable measure of a company's true value. Many factors go into to determining the price of a share of stock, and thus a company's market capitalization, so it's best to take this figure with a grain of salt. That said, any potential buyer for a company might have similar expectations to the market and place similar value on the company's potential earnings. The share price of the company is publicly available on many websites, including Bloomberg, Yahoo! Finance, and Google Finance, among others. Try searching the company's name followed by "stock" or the stock's symbol (if you know it) on a search engine to find this information. The stock value that you'll want to use for this calculation is the current market value, which is usually displayed prominently on the stock report page on any of the major financial websites. Next, you'll have to figure out how many shares of the company's stock are outstanding. This represents how many shares the company are held by all shareholders, including both insiders, like employees and board members, and external investors like banks and individuals. This information can be found either on the same website as the stock price or on the company's balance sheet under "capital stock." By law, all publicly-held companies' balance sheets are available online for free. A simple search engine search will turn up any public company's balance sheet. This figure represents the total value of all investors' stakes in the company, giving a fairly accurate picture of the company's overall value. For example, consider Sanders Enterprises, a fictional, publicly-traded telecommunications company with 100,000 shares outstanding. If each share is currently trading at $13, the company's market capitalization is 100,000 * $13, or $1,300,000.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Decide if market capitalization is the best valuation option. Determine the company's current share price. Find the number of shares outstanding. Multiply shares outstanding number by the current stock price to determine the market capitalization.
Article: Find a quiet place and read the letter to yourself. It might feel a little awkward at first, but keep going. Find any spots that sound awkward or don’t flow well. Read the letter at least one more time after that. This is a special letter, so make it as good as you can. Have a pen on hand and mark the errors as you read along. Draw lines when you need to reorganize sentences to make them sound better. Circle any words you need to change or correct. Cross out anything that sounds weird and remove or edit it. Don't be afraid to make notes too, like "expand this section" or "add another example" Her name is a key part of the letter, and getting that wrong spoils everything you say. In addition, look up any long or difficult words you’re unsure about. Make sure you spell similar-sounding words such as “there” and “their” correctly. Also, edit out any Internet abbreviations or shorthand such as “u” or “ur.” Spellings like “u” or “ur” are acceptable in text messages but look tacky on paper. Take a deep breath, grab a clean sheet of paper, and write the letter again. Work slowly so your words are easy to read and understand. Include all the corrections you decided upon earlier. Get that final copy to look as good as she does.  Use blue or black ink for the final letter. These colors are the easiest ones to read. You may also type your letter on a computer. Make sure to use any spell checker and grammar correction features in the word processing program you use. Read it aloud to yourself again. You may still notice some spots where you can improve the writing. Mark those spots and rewrite the letter again. It’s meant to be heartfelt and impressive, so the time spent rewriting is worth it when you create a letter you’re proud to hand to the girl you like. If you found any errors, then you will have to rewrite the letter a final time again.
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Read your first draft aloud. Note any mistakes you need to fix. Check your spelling. Rewrite the letter neatly. Read the letter one last time.
Article: This is available for free from Microsoft. Despite its name, this tool works with Windows 8 ISOs as well. You can run this tool on virtually any version of Windows. This is the ISO that you created or downloaded in the first section. Click browse to navigate to the file. Once you’ve selected it, click Next. The download tool will allow you to create either a DVD or USB install. Click the USB Device. Make sure that your flash drive is connected correctly. You will need at least 4GB space on your flash drive to copy over the Windows installation. Click Begin Copying. The program will format the USB drive to boot and then copy the ISO file onto the drive. The copying process can take up to 15 minutes to complete, depending on the speed of your machine.
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Download the Windows 7 USB/DVD download tool. Select the Source File. Select USB Device. Choose your USB drive from the list of attached devices. Wait while program works.