Common stockholders' equity is the current market value of all common shares of stock outstanding.

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Common stockholders' equity is the amount of money that the common shareholders have invested in the company through purchasing shares of common stock. It is not the current market value of all common shares of stock outstanding, which can change depending on the stock price and number of shares outstanding.

Common Stockholders' Equity Is the Current Market Value of All