Toronto Dominion Bank (The) - Book Value Per Share - MarketXLS
Data
Book Value Per Share
Live57.59
Returns the book value of the company's equity divided by its number of shares outstanding.
How calculated | It is calculated by dividing equity available to common shareholders by the number of outstanding shares |
Example usage | =BookValuePerShare("MSFT") |
Assets | Stocks |
| Stock | Book Value Per Share |
|---|---|
TD | 57.59 |
BMO | 102.05 |
RY | 81.23 |
BNS | 59.15 |
CM | 55.66 |
WFC | 49.45 |
Toronto Dominion Bank (The)
TD 
NYE
Sector: Financial Services
Industry: Banks - Global
55.90
USD
-0.04
(-0.07%)
Previous close: 55.94 Open: 55.55 Bid: 55.51 Ask: 56.2
52 week range
53.52 65.12
Mkt Cap: 97,608 M Avg Vol (90 Days): 2,582,908
Last updated: Friday 22nd November 2024
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