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A holder or owner of stock in a company or corporation.
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What are different of stock holder and share holder?
a stock holder is a person who owns something while the share holder owns 5% of something. example: a stock holder owns a company while the share holder owns 5% of the company.
Who is the largest stock holder in Bank of America?
Who is the largest stock holder in Bank of America????
What is the diffference between a stake holder and a stock holder?
one holds a stake, one holds a stock
What is the difference between stock appreciation rights and phantom stock?
A holder of SAR's is not entitled to dividends/distributions, whereas...a holder of phantom stock will be entielted to an equivalent dividend/distribution payment.
Which is guaranteed a divided in a corporation?
commen stock holders
Who is guaranteed a dividend in a corporation?
preferred stock holder...
Who are Panda Express stock holders?
i do not know that is why i am asking you. who is the major stock holder of panda express
Can common stocks become preferred stocks?
Yes if there is a clause while issuing common stock that stock holder can convert the common stock to preffered stock.
What is the difference between stock holder and stack holder?
In case of Financial Market The Stock Holder can be any person, institution or organization that has a share certificate , bond of the company there by stock holder becomes part of the assets & profits of the company and receives dividend on the regular basis. Where as the stack holder is a promoters or founders of the company. In case of initial public offerings by the company in order to raise the funds for expansion, Work experience of the promoters / stack holders plays important role.
The most expensive source of financing for a firm is?
common stock holder equity
What is accumulated dividend?
A dividend due, but not yet paid, to a preferred stock holder.
A stock price falls. Where has the money gone that investors had paid for the stock?
There are a two ways to look at this question:When a stock is purchased, funds are transferred from the buyer to the seller. Thus, the stock's reduction of value does not change the amount of money in the system. The decline in the stock's value is reflected as a decline in wealth for the stock holder but in a "non-currency" manner.If the stock purchased was from a short seller, than the decline in stock value decreases the wealth of the stock holder but increases the wealth of the short seller.
