So expenses reduce the value of your assets.

So your assets will not have really changed, the absolute value of the assets.

But this is the market value of the assets.

What is the total value of all of the assets now?

So the value of my assets go down by 50 .

The book value of the assets, or what the accountants within the company are saying the assets are worth.

But the market value or assets is essentially, what is the market saying the assets are worth?

And there's only 10 shares. So they're valuing the assets at 500,000. And this is of course the market value of the assets.

When you take some of your assets and you get the value of the assets that you think they're worth and you pay off some liabilities, it doesn't change the value of your equity.

That's the value of our assets as I mean, the website, that's kind of an arbitrary valuation.

It's essentially just saying, well, we need to value these assets, right?

lot of those assets?

This is assets, of course.

What is often very interesting to value are the assets on a balance sheet.

So if the market value is 1, what are they saying about the assets?

In addition to the measurable value of the money, there is also another value which cannot be measured the creation of voluntary assets and social, cultural, human values.

So what this says is I'm going to mark these assets, I'm going to value these assets, based on a model that I have.

So assets.

Total assets.

Our assets go down by 50 because I had 1,000 of assets before.

This is one of its assets.

This was 26 billion of assets.

And maybe the assets let me just think of a good round number the assets are 10 million in assets.

That assets, A for assets, is equal to

Its assets, I divided it between 3 billion of other assets and 2 billion of CDOs.

And let's say when you liquidate the assets, there's only 8 million of assets.

So the total assets were 5 billion in assets.

Let's say out of this 10 million of assets, let's say that 9 million are operating assets.

So I have 1,000 of assets so essentially I'm writing down my assets by 500.

These are the assets of the company.

So it had 10 million of assets.

We control assets of over 50 billion.

That's its assets.

Other current assets.

So its assets.

These are assets.

So these are the assets of a company and it was able to generate these assets.

So what are our total assets? 4 billion plus 4 billion, it's 8 billion of assets.

Let's just sell off all of the assets.

So they stay in possession of the assets.

So they have 18 million of current assets.

So now we have 2 billion of assets.

So you can say assets of the firm.

He has 60 of assets on day 0.

And one of our most important strategic assets.