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John Wiley & Sons (WLYB) stock, explained like you're 5

John Wiley & Sons trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker WLYB. It is a mid cap company in the books industry, part of the consumer cyclical sector, with a market value of about 2.4 billion dollars.

Ticker
WLYB
Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Sector
Consumer Cyclical
Industry
Books
Size
Mid cap, about 2.4 billion dollars

Is John Wiley & Sons a small, medium or large cap company?

No. John Wiley & Sons is a mid cap stock, not a large cap. Its market cap, which is the total value of all its shares, is about 2.4 billion dollars.

Here is how you can tell. Multiply the share price by the number of shares to get the market cap, then compare it to the usual sizes. Micro cap is under 300 million dollars, small cap is 300 million to 2 billion, mid cap is 2 to 10 billion, large cap is 10 billion and up, and mega cap is over 200 billion. Market caps move every day with the share price, so treat the number as a recent snapshot.

How John Wiley & Sons makes money

  • Selling products and services people buy when they feel confident, like cars, travel, shopping and dining.
  • Online and in store sales.
  • Memberships, financing and services around the main product.

What moves WLYB stock

  • How confident shoppers feel and how much they spend.
  • Interest rates, which affect big purchases.
  • Prices, costs and competition.

In the news lately

  • John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (WLY) Stock Forecasts (Yahoo Finance)
  • Inder M. Singh holds 18,495 stock units after an annual director award at John Wiley & Sons (WLY). (Stock Titan)
  • John Wiley & Sons (WLY) Dividend Lift Keeps Fair Value In Focus (Yahoo Finance)
  • (WLYB) Movement as an Input in Quant Signal Sets (Stock Traders Daily)
  • John Wiley & Sons Earnings: Be Careful Not To Overplay The AI Angle (NYSE:WLY) (Seeking Alpha)

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Key terms to know before you follow WLYB

  • Market cap
  • P/E ratio
  • EPS (earnings per share)
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  • Volatility

Questions about John Wiley & Sons stock

What does John Wiley & Sons do?

John Wiley & Sons trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker WLYB. It is a mid cap company in the books industry, part of the consumer cyclical sector, with a market value of about 2.4 billion dollars.

What is the ticker symbol for John Wiley & Sons?

John Wiley & Sons trades under the ticker WLYB on the New York Stock Exchange.

What is John Wiley & Sons's market cap?

John Wiley & Sons is a mid cap stock with a market cap of about 2.4 billion dollars.

How does John Wiley & Sons make money?

Selling products and services people buy when they feel confident, like cars, travel, shopping and dining. Online and in store sales. Memberships, financing and services around the main product.

What moves WLYB stock?

How confident shoppers feel and how much they spend. Interest rates, which affect big purchases. Prices, costs and competition.

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Educational information, not financial advice. This guide explains the business in general terms and does not include live prices.

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