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Preferred stock can never be cumulative and non-participating. True or False?
False. Preferred stock can indeed be structured as non-cumulative and non-participating. Cumulative preferred stock accrues unpaid dividends, while non-participating preferred stock does not allow shareholders to benefit from excess earnings beyond a fixed dividend. Therefore, it is possible for a preferred stock to be both non-cumulative and non-participating.
Which of these reasons was most likely the single cause of the stock market crash?
margin requirement
Define treasury stock and explain why a corporation would purchase its own stock?
Treasury StockCommon stock that has been repurchased by the company and held in the company's treasury. These shares don't pay dividends, have no voting rights, and are not part of the total number of shares outstanding, although they are still counted as part of shares issued.See also "Stock Repurchase".Outstanding stock, purchased by the corporation, is known as treasury stock.The reasons as to why corporations buy back their outstanding stock include:☺to increase earnings per share and return on equity☺to provide tax efficient distributions of excess cash to shareholders☺to provide stock for employee stock compensation contracts☺to thwart takeover attempts☺to create or improve the market for the stock^_^
Advantages of share buy back?
Advantages of share buy backs include Increased Shareholder Value, higher stock prices, increased float, excess cash and lowering tax bill.
What determines the movement of a stock price, causing it to either rise or fall?
The movement of a stock price is determined by factors such as company performance, market conditions, investor sentiment, economic indicators, and news events. These factors can cause the stock price to either rise or fall based on how they impact the perceived value of the company.
How do you deal with excess stock?
== == From my understanding, excess stock can have several issues. First of all it wastes valuable space which can be used more efficiently running other things. Secondly, excess stock can mean that the company may suffer from wastage, as the stock can depreciate, or if the stock is a food product, it can expire. It would be best to ensure that stock is kept to a sustainable level for any organisation. If there are excess, it can be sold for extra cash. Holding excess stock is a waste, and if sold can contribute to cash if needed. What is important is to have a correct level of stock in a company. Maybe one should practice some Just In Time Systems.
How excess stock is managed in your workplace?
how excess stock is mange in your workplace
Is Dhaka Stock Exchange a profitable organisation?
Yes, it is
The main cause of the US's Great Depression?
The most popular belief of the cause of the Great Depression is the stock market crash of 1929. Economist still debate about the other causes. Excess speculation in the stock markets added to the causes of the depression.
Which situation best illustrate the concept excess demand?
Currently, due to rumors of gun control legislation, there is an excess demand for high capacity magazines. You can see the results of excess demand by searching for high capacity magazines for sale. Every venue that offers them for sale has nothing in stock. Places that do have them in stock are asking extraordinary prices for them. Therefore, the example of excess demand of high capacity magazines illustrates that excess demand causes scarcity of product and inflation of price. Conversely, excess supply will likely cause decreased prices.
What is the Accounting Journal Entry for Excess Inventory Reserve?
you take it in the closing stock .. it means that you have already added with in closing stock .. therefore you are closing stock reduce ... so excess stock entry will be made directly for the purpose of balance sheet. you are give this effect on it stock sheet only..
Meaning of attic stock?
Attic stock is excess construction material held to allow for repairs.
What is the main reason an organisation has a procedure for stock control?
so they do not get ripped off
What are different forms of business organisation?
sole proprietorship, partnership and joint stock companies sole proprietorship, partnership and joint stock companies
Capital paid in excess of par common stock?
Capital amount paid for excess of par value of common stock is called "Share premium amount" which is also part of capital of business.
The excess of issue price over par of common stock is termed what?
premium
What is an example of overproduction?
Salmon laying more eggs than will hatch
