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1 stock
أَسْهُم وسَنَدَات (حكومية أو في شَرِكة) \ stock: shares in a company (for a yearly gain that may be fixed or may depend on the company’s success); an arrangement like this for lending one’s money to the government (for a fixed yearly gain): I bought some 5% government stock. These companies’ stocks are going up in value. \ المَخْزُون (من البضائع) \ stock: a stored supply: We have a good stock of tinned food. \ مَرَقُ اللَّحْم والسَّمَك \ stock: liquid from boiled meat, fish, etc., used in cooking. \ See Also إلخ -
2 Shares Of Non Independent
Stock Exchange: SNIУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Shares Of Non Independent
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3 stock
[stɔk]1. noun1) ( often in plural) a store of goods in a shop, warehouse etc:Buy while stocks last!
مُتَوَفِّر ، غَيْر مُتَوَفِّرThe tools you require are in / out of stock (= available / not available).
2) a supply of something:مَخْزون، بَضائِعWe bought a large stock of food for the camping trip.
3) farm animals:ماشِيَهHe would like to purchase more (live) stock.
4) ( often in plural) money lent to the government or to a business company at a fixed interest:قِرْض تِجاريHe has $20,000 in stocks and shares.
5) liquid obtained by boiling meat, bones etc and used for making soup etc.مَرَق اللحم والعِظام، حِساء6) the handle of a whip, rifle etc.مِقْبَض2. adjectivecommon; usual:عادي، شائِعstock sizes of shoes.
3. verb1) to keep a supply of for sale:يَخْزِنDoes this shop stock writing-paper?
يُجَهِّز، يُمَوِّنHe cannot afford to stock his farm.
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4 stock split
Fina proportional issue of free shares to existing owners of a company’s stock.U.K. term scrip issue -
5 stock exchange
a place where stocks and shares are bought and sold.بورْصَه، السوق المالِيَّه -
6 Basket Of Unhedged Gold Shares
Stock Exchange: BUGSУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Basket Of Unhedged Gold Shares
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7 World Equity Benchmark Shares
Stock Exchange: WEBSУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > World Equity Benchmark Shares
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8 convertible preferred stock
Finstocks that give the holder the right to exchange them at a fixed price for another security, usually common stock.EXAMPLEPreferred stocks and other convertible securities offer investors a hedge: fixed-interest income without sacrificing the chance to participate in a company’s capital appreciation.When a company does well, investors can convert their holdings into common stock that is more valuable. When a company is less successful, they can still receive interest and principal payments, and also recover their investment and preserve their capital if a more favorable investment appears.Conversion ratios and prices are key facts to know about preferred stocks. This information is found on the indenture statement that accompanies all issues. Occasionally the indenture will state that the conversion ratio will change over time. For example, the conversion price might be $50 for the first five years, $55 for the next five years, and so forth. Stock splits can affect conversion considerations.In theory, convertible preference shares (and convertible exchangeable preference shares) are usually perpetual in time. However, issuers tend to force conversion or induce voluntary conversion for convertible preference shares within ten years. Steadily increasing ordinary share dividends is one inducement tactic used. As a result, the conversion feature for preference shares often resembles that of debt securities. Call protection for the investor is usually about three years, and a 30- to 60-day call notice is typical.About 50% of convertible equity issues also have a “soft call provision.” If the ordinary share price reaches a specified ratio, the issuer is permitted to force conversion before the end of the normal protection period.The ultimate business dictionary > convertible preferred stock
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9 employee stock ownership plan
HRa plan sponsored by a company by which a trust holds shares in the company on behalf of employees and distributes those shares to employees. In the United States, shares can only be sold when an employee leaves the organization, and are thus thought of as a form of pension provision. In the United Kingdom, shares can be disposed of at any time. There are two types of employee stock ownership plans in the United Kingdom: the case-law employee stock ownership plan, which can benefit all or some employees but may not qualify for tax benefits; and the employee share ownership trust.Abbr. ESOPThe ultimate business dictionary > employee stock ownership plan
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10 incentive stock option
Finin the United States, an employee stock option plan that gives each qualifying employee the right to purchase a specific number of the corporation’s shares at a set price during a specific time period. Tax is only payable when the shares are sold. -
11 weighted average number of ordinary shares
Finthe number of shares of common stock at the beginning of a period, adjusted for shares canceled, bought back, or issued during the period, multiplied by a timeweighting factor. This number is used in the calculation of earnings per share.The ultimate business dictionary > weighted average number of ordinary shares
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12 bonus shares
2. in the United Kingdom, extra shares paid by the government as a reward to founding shareholders who did not sell their initial holding within a certain number of years -
13 preferred ordinary shares
Finordinary shares of preferred stockThe ultimate business dictionary > preferred ordinary shares
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14 voting stock
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15 Australian Stock Exchange
Finthe principal market for trading shares and other securities in Australia. It was formed in 1987 as a result of the amalgamation of six state stock exchanges and has offices in most state capitals.Abbr. ASXThe ultimate business dictionary > Australian Stock Exchange
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16 employee stock fund
Fina fund from which money is taken to buy shares of a company’s stock for its employees -
17 nonvoting shares
Fincommon stock that is paid a dividend from the company’s profits, but that does not entitle the shareholder to vote at any meeting of shareholders. Such stock is unpopular with institutional investors. -
18 preferred stock
Finstock that entitles the owner to preference in the distribution of dividends and the proceeds of liquidation in the event of bankruptcy.U.K. term preference shares -
19 accumulating shares
Fincommon stock issued by a company equivalent to and in place of the net dividend payable to ordinary shareholders -
20 convertible loan stock
Fina loan which gives the holder the right to convert to other securities, normally ordinary shares, at a predetermined price/rate and time
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