So then on this day he borrows one share.

And this is only a 0.1 move.

And just as an example, I said well let's say that Bank A is a public company.

I think I originally set in the original video that we have 500 million shares.

OK, so this broker has a ton of clients, many of whom own IBM.

And he owes this is his asset, and his liabilities is he owes one share of IBM to the broker.

They're going to put all of these assets into it.

So instead of 160, he now has 110 and he has a share of IBM.

So what he does is or he has an idea that says

Well, we have 20 million of equity, divided by two million shares which gets us 10 of equity per share.

Mr. Tanaka, do you have any stock?

And the broker really owes it to one of the shareholders of

That's what the shareholders own.

So if theshareholders are wiling to pay 21.50 share for Ben's stock, and there are 10,000 shares in Ben's company

No, keep the files

I own 1,000 shares of NTT stock.

But what can happen so you might say well in a closed end fund

And notice, in the situation up here before, when I have 200,000 shares well, when I had 1 5 of 5 million when I had 1 5 of 5 million, the value of my shares was 1 million, right?

If go into Yahoo Finance, you said how many shares are outstanding?

So let's say in 2009 EPS this is A and this is B A is expected to make 2 per share.

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So now he is at 1,800, 1800, but you still have a total of ten shares, you still have a total of ten shares,

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Second round we got 7.50 per share.

But the investors aren't that impressed by that, because you're still holding the shares.

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Right?

Hey, hold it.

But he owes one share of IBM.

So I sell it.

But in this case, you literally just take the price of the stock and you divide it by the earnings per share.

And the links represent the shareholding relations, so shareholder A has x percent of the shares in company B.

So what they do is they just take your earnings number and you divide by the number of shares.

We take 7.5 million from this seed venture capitalist.

So what he does is, he borrows a share of IBM on that day.

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Now in this reality, if he's valuing what we have right now at essentially 1 per share he says it's worth a million dollars, you have a million shares, it's 1 per share.

No, I did not. Or that he owned a thousand shares of stock in your company?

And we know from fractions that that's also the same thing as five one or five one.

Well instead of our share account being 500 million shares, this is how many shares we had before, the company essentially created 2 billion new shares.

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And in this video what I want to do is close the loop and see how this relates to what we talked about in the first video, in terms of price per share.

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