Revenues Valuation 3. Cash Flow Valuation 4. Equity Valuation 5. Yield Valuations 6. Every time a company sells a customer something, it is generating revenues.
Revenues are the sales generated by a company for peddling goods or services.
Whether or not a company has made money in the last year, there are always revenues. The market capitalization is the current market value of a company, arrived at by multiplying the current share price times the shares outstanding. This is the current price at which the market is valuing the company. Some investors are even more conservative and add the current long-term debt of the company to the total current market value of its stock to get the market capitalization. The logic here is that if you were to acquire the company, you would acquire its debt as well, effectively paying that much more.