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Equity shares of ownership in a corporation that give the holder a claim on the company's earnings and dividends

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What is a speculative share?

Speculative Shares are shares that involve a very large risk to invest in. They are generally exploration companies - EG: Searching for minerals, or medical cures. There is a large risk in inverstment but if the company is successful (IE: They find minerals) - the reward will be large. This is the general relationship in economics - the greater the risk, the greater the result. However, if the company is not successful (IE: They don't find minerals) then the investor will be left with a massive loss.

How are day traders taxed?

Day traders who didn't lose money on their trades are taxed at normal income tax rates, or the same rate that a short-term capital gain would be taxed. One thing to note is that day traders are sometimes subjected to the wash-sale rule because they trade the same stock over and over again. This rule means that a trader must delay their tax loss on a losing trade if they bought the same stock again within 30 days of the sale. See for further information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wash_sale

What is 2 shares standard oil of Ohio stocks worth?

Standard Oil of Ohio has a current value of $0.40. This means that two shares would be worth just $0.80.

A company issues 10000 10 preference shares of Rs 100 each redeemable after 10yrs at premium of 5 The cost of issue is Rs 2 per share Calculate the cost of preference capital?

The cost of Preference Capital may be defined as the dividend expected by the preference Shareholders.

There are two types of Preference Shares:-

1. Irredeemable

2. Redeemable

The first category is a kind of continuous security in the sense that the principal is not to be returned for a long time or is likely to be available till the life of the company. The redeemable preference Shares are issued with a Maturity date so that the Principal will be repaid at some future date. Accordingly, the Cost of Preference Shares is calculated separately for these 2 situations.

What is book value of share?

book value per share is total stockholders equity divided by total number of shares of preferred stock and common stock.

Examples of money market instruments?

Some examples of money market instruments include commercial paper commodities such as bonds and treasury bills. They are highly liquid and they have maturity periods based on different agreements.

Is share premium is part of paid up capital?

No, share value at par is considered while calculating paid up capital.

Where does share premium account appears in the balance sheet?

it is shown in the share holders funds of the balancce sheet. it is useful in kwriting of under writing commssion.....etc

What happens when you get negative market returns can you use that to compute the required rate of return using CAPM?

A negative market return means that there has been a loss on investments because stocks have gone down. CAPM is a model that describes the relationship between risk and expected return and could be used to try to foresee negative market returns.

Can you sell stock without the certificate?

It is possible to sell a stock without the certificate. As of 2014, it is possible to buy a or sell a stock online due to electronic trading. Traders with an internet connection and a broker can make multiple trades in a day without the need of the stock certificates.

Is there an age limit to own shares?

A minor would have to have their parent/guardian open a brokerage account for them before they could buy stock. To hold it in their own name, they have to be at least 18 years old.

Price per share?

The portion of a company's profit allocated to each outstanding share of common stock. Earnings per share serves as an indicator of a company's profitability.

Findvalue of a 1975 stock certificate?

Well very likely your company has gone through multiple changes since 1975. And so the company name on your certificate and the number of shares has probably changed. Acquisitions, Splits and corporate changes of that nature are what would have done this. So to find out the value of the certificate you will need to find the current company status. The current name and the number of certificates.You can research it yourself by going through multiple financial manuals and figuring it out although if you wish there are firms that do this.

What are the advantages of being a stockholder?

When you're a stockholder, you own one or more shares of a business. When you own shares, you own part (or sometimes all) of that business. Ownership has many benefits, including profit, income, prestige, control, and/or status.

I Purchased 100 shares of common stock for 26 and sold for 52 a share and received a dividend of 6 per share immediately before selling shares. I held the stock for 1 year what was my rate return?

The return calculation is as under: (Closing Price of Share - Opening Price of share)+ Dividend _______________________________________________ Openinig Price of Share Putting your values: ((52-26)+6)/26 The holding period return in this case is 23.07%

How should the measure of risk of an asset be interpreted?

Risk is necessary in the investment world. The absolute measure of risk is the standard deviation which is a statistical measure of dispersion. The distribution curve shows how much an asset can deviate from its expected outcome.

When was Procter and Gamble's initial public offering date?

Proctor and Gamble ceased to be a private company and held its first public offering in 1890. The company began as a partnership between a candle-maker and his chemist son-in-law in 1837. They were pioneering in the concept of profit-sharing, making their workers a part of the company as a simple strategy that would prevent strikes.

When is the gold boom?

I suggest that the gold price is going down to $US720/oz, from which point you are likely to see a base before it rises. I would not be surprised if you see a confirmation of that level before it rises, so patience required since it will eventually get up to $US2400/oz.

Does company name E F Hutton still exist?

Not anymore. E. F. Hutton used to be one of the most highly respected brokerages in the world. They now belong to Citigroup.

Another answer

EF Hutton is an active financial company. The firm returned to the market in in 2012. The leadership team includes the grandson of the founder, Edward F. Hutton, and former executives from the time when the firm was last active in the market. In 1988 it was acquired by Shearson Lehman, a unit of American Express, and became Shearson Lehman Hutton. Eventually the firm became a part of Citigroup.