RE: RE: Multibagger5 May 2019 11:54
Yes, Mr P the total market capitalisation of a company is calculated as the total value of all its shares traded on the market. But don't forget that the level of capitalisation does not depend only on the number of issued shares. But mainly on the demand and offer as well as what its tangible and intangible assets and prospects of company's development.
Therefore, if 1 million shares did rise to 210p each, this does not mean that if the number of shares has doubled then at 2 million shares they can no longer reach 210p. They may even be more than 210p if tomorrow it turns out that oil reserves are higher than the company expected or the price of oil is going to double. So, the main task now is to find oil and preferebly in much large volumes than estimated. And then it is possible that we all will be pleasantly surprised by that level of capitalisation and SP, which we never even dreamed of.