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Payout Ratio

Dividend payout ratio is a financial metric that represents the percentage of a company's earnings that are paid out to shareholders as dividends. This ratio is an important indicator of a company's financial health, as it reflects the portion of profits that are being distributed to investors. A high dividend payout ratio may indicate a company's stability and strong performance, while a low ratio may suggest that the company is retaining more earnings for growth and expansion. It is a crucial concept to understand for anyone interested in the world of finance and investing.

If, As & When Issued Trading

When a company offers new securities for trading, it is referred to as an "initial public offering" or IPO. However, trading can occur before the official closing of the pro...

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Return on Capital (return on invested capital)

When discussing a company's financial health, we often refer to its after-tax income, which is the earnings remaining after all taxes have been paid. This can be calculated ...

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Certificate

A security's physical document which serves as evidence of ownership, typically issued in the form of a bond or stock. This document is of utmost importance in the world of ...

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Dutch Auction

One approach to distributing shares in an initial public offering (IPO) is through the process of bidding, where an individual states their desired price for a specific numb...

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