10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIVIDENDLESS»
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dividendless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dividendless and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Value Line Convertibles
The ALZA zero coupon bond offers an attractive alternative to the dividendless
common, providing 100% upside participation in the stock, a 4.8% yield to
maturity plus some downside protection (it is putable 20% below its current price)
.
2
Principles of Company Law
These profits may then bedistributedas dividends to memberswho may be liable
to pay taxonthe dividendless any ACT (advance corporation tax) thathas
alreadybeen paid bythe company. Inthe case ofpartnerships, theprofits of the
partnership ...
3
The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle, for the ...
... of adding to the comforts and conveniences of others, in developing the
resources of the country, and in carrying the blessings of civilization into remote
parts; such, we say, should be the comforting reflection of dividendless
shareholders, — ...
Edward Cave, John Nichols,
1857
4
The Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
... in developing the resources of the country, and in carrying the blessings of
civilization into remote parts ; such, we say, should be the comforting reflection of
dividendless shareholders, — we 242 [Sept. Chalfont St. Giles. Chalfont St Gile*
... who had promoted Thames Tunnels, Waterloo Bridges, and structures thathad
created in the country a disappointed and disaffected band of dividendless
shareholders, but had increased the number of the recognized wonders of the
world.
... theremaining shareholders (dividendless after thefirst season's operations) to
reengage themselves for sums equivalent totheinitial outlayof each. Thethird
season was to costMorozov alone some 120,000 roubles (AmiardChevrel 1979:
41).
7
Dynamic Macroeconomic Theory
... the owner to exercise the option in any of the following n periods, z"( • ) does so
only in the nth period; that is, z"( • ) is a more constrained contract. Show,
however, that, for such a dividendless stock, z"(x, Asset Prices and Consumption
1 27.
8
Railroads Triumphant: The Growth, Rejection, and Rebirth of ...
The Pennsy, for example, never knew a dividendless year until its sun began to
go down in the 1960s. What saved the Erie and the majority of hard-pressed
American railroads that could not even pay their interest charges for much of the
...
9
The Collected Poetry of Malcolm Lowry
Repair ships are mythological characters Reappearing as Zeus etcetera . . . —
Reinaugural nomenclature Reclaims dividendless Homeric errors: 10 A rusted
Helen rotting in Kow-Loon: Menelaus riding at anchor: Agamemnon Awash with
stiff ...
Malcolm Lowry, Kathleen Dorothy Scherf,
1992
10
Labour and Business in Modern Britain
... for a sample of 2,271 other companies estimated by The Economist in that year
were 4.5 per cent, 5.4 per cent, and 9 per cent).73 In the worst years of the early
1930s, over £300 million of railway capital had gone dividendless, and by 1939,
...
Charles Harvey, John Turner,
1989
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DIVIDENDLESS»
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dividendless is used in the context of the following news items.
A New CEO For American Realty Capital Properties: So What …
Right now, anyway, a dividendless REIT. That's not too compelling. Unless you are buying on the hopes that one of the largest triple net lease ... «Seeking Alpha, Mar 15»
Derek Pain: Abstaining from beer seems to be doing Whitbread no …
I rely on capital appreciation when calculating the quarterly performances. In fact some constituents are dividendless, reflecting my devotion to ... «The Independent, Feb 15»
Thursday's Top Upgrades (and Downgrades)
That's commendable. But the resulting P/FCF ratio on the stock is still a heady 25 times, which seems quite a lot to be paying for a dividendless, ... «Motley Fool, Jul 14»
Coming Back, Giving Back: Wharton Freshman Inspires Students at …
... challenging them to overcome poverty; achieve financial and economic sustainability; become “dividendless” organizations; reinvest profits; ... «PR Web, Oct 11»