sábado, 30 de agosto de 2014
Different types of stocks
Common stock
Common stock are the type that are issued more frequently. It gives the shareholder the right to one vote per share at a meeting of shareholders, and a portion of capital gains; however, the ordinary shareholders are paid after the preferred shareholders. They may or may not receive a dividend, depending on the decision of the board. This means that if the company does not receive income, the investors can not recover their investment. Also, if the company goes bankrupt, creditors and preferred shareholders will be paid before the ordinary shareholders.
Preferred Stock
Like ordinary shareholders, owners of preferred shares are the owners of the company; and unlike the first type have they no right to vote in company decisions. Although the specific details of the preferred stock may vary between companies and share classes, preferred stockholders typically have guaranteed a fixed dividend regardless of company profitability.
Other types of stocks are the following:
Other types of stocks are the following:
- Convertible stock: These are the stocks which have the ability to develop into bonds and vice versa, but the most common is that the bonds are converted into shares.
- Industrial stock: These stocks establish that the contribution of shareholders to be held in the form of a service or work.
- Pair value stock: Stocks in which confirms the numerical value of the contribution.
- No par value stock: This type include those stocks that do not express the amount of the contribution, just set the proportion they represent in the social capital.
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