The total asset-to-market ratio is a commonly used indicator in value investing. The higher the ratio, the lower the market value of the company's assets, which may indicate that the market underestimates the company's value; conversely, the lower the ratio, the higher the market valuation of the company. Investors can combine other financial indicators and market information to comprehensively evaluate the company's investment value. It should be noted that companies in different industries have different asset structures and business models, so caution is required when making cross-industry comparisons.