outstanding stock
Stock that is held by investors and has not been redeemed by the issuing corporation. — Also termed outstanding capital stock; shares outstanding.
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outstanding stock
outstanding stock 在外股票；流通股票 已发行尚未偿付的股票；由投资者拥有、发行公司未回购的股票。亦称作「outstanding capital stock」；「shares outstanding」。
reverse stock split
A reduction in the number of a corporation’s shares by calling in all outstanding shares and reissuing fewer shares having greater value. [Cases: Corporations 68. C.J.S. Corporations §§ 177, 180–183.]
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new york stock exchange
New York Stock Exchange. An unincorporated association of member firms that handle the purchase and sale of securities both for themselves and for customers. • This exchange, the dominant one in the United States, trades in only large companies having at least one million outstanding shares. — Abbr. NYSE. [Cases: Exchanges 1–15; Securities Regulation 40.10–40.16.
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outstanding
outstanding a. (1)已发行在外的 如股票、公债等。 (→outstanding stock) (2)未解决的；未完成的；未付款的；未偿付的；未兑现的 (3)〈英〉存在的；残存的 如土地被授予受托人或抵押权人，则信托受益人或抵押人只能处分该土地上的受益人的或衡平法上的权益，土地上的普通法权益则仍存在于〔outstanding in〕受托人或抵押权人处。如果信托或抵押已经完成，而未将普通法权益转授予信托受益人或抵押人，后信托受益人或抵押人与他人缔约出售土地的，则买主可以要求其取回普通法权益，亦即从受托人或抵押权人处受让该土地的普通法权益。
common stock ratio
common-stock ratio. The relationship of outstanding common stock to the corporation’s total capitalization. • The common-stock ratio measures the relative claims of stockholders to earnings (earnings per share and payout ratio), cash flow (cash flow per share), and equity (book value per share). Cf. PAYOUT RATIO.
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floating stock
Stock that is offered for sale on the open market and that has not yet been purchased; the number of outstanding shares available for trading.
common stock
A class of stock entitling the holder to vote on corporate matters, to receive dividends after other claims and dividends have been paid (esp. to preferred shareholders), and to share in assets upon liquidation. • Common stock is often called capital stock if it is the corporation’s only class of stock outstanding. — Also termed
stock split
stock split. The issuance of two or more new shares in exchange for each old share without changing the proportional ownership interests of each shareholder. • For example, a 3-for-1 split would give an owner of 100 shares a total of 300 shares, or 3 shares for each share previously owned. A stock split lowers
capitalization
capitalization, n. 1. The act or process of capitalizing or converting something into capital. 2. The amount or sum resulting from this act or process. 3. The total amount of long-term financing used by a business, including stocks, bonds, retained earnings, and other funds. 4. The total par value or stated value of the authorized