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71accumulating shares — Additional ordinary shares issued to holders of ordinary shares in a company, instead of a dividend. Accumulating shares are a way of replacing annual income with capital growth; they avoid income tax but not capital gains tax. Usually tax is… …
72accumulating shares — Additional ordinary shares issued to holders of ordinary shares in a company, instead of a dividend. Accumulating shares are a way of replacing annual income with capital growth; they avoid income tax but not capital gains tax. Usually tax is… …
73paired shares — stock of two companies under the same management that are sold as one unit with one certificate. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * paired shares UK US noun [plural] FINANCE ► two shares, each from different companies, that are sold and traded… …
74buying its own shares — A company can only buy its own shares by following a procedure contained in Chapter VII of Part V of the Companies Act 1985. Professional advice should be sought. Easyform Glossary of Law Terms. UK law terms …
75underlying shares — UK US noun [plural] (also underlying stock [U]) FINANCE, STOCK MARKET ► the shares, etc. to which something such as an option (= the right to buy or sell them at a particular price by or on a future date) relates: »With prices falling, the stock… …
76rate sth a buy — rate sth (as) a buy/hold/sell ► FINANCE, STOCK MARKET to advise investors to buy, keep, or sell particular shares or bonds Main Entry: ↑rate …
77rate sth a buy/hold/sell — rate sth (as) a buy/hold/sell ► FINANCE, STOCK MARKET to advise investors to buy, keep, or sell particular shares or bonds Main Entry: ↑rate …
78rate sth as a buy — rate sth (as) a buy/hold/sell ► FINANCE, STOCK MARKET to advise investors to buy, keep, or sell particular shares or bonds Main Entry: ↑rate …
79rate sth as a buy/hold/sell — rate sth (as) a buy/hold/sell ► FINANCE, STOCK MARKET to advise investors to buy, keep, or sell particular shares or bonds Main Entry: ↑rate …
80Defensive Buy — Securities or investments that are perceived as being lower risk by virtue of their lower exposure to economic cycles. While the term is generally used in connection with stocks that possess defensive characteristics, such as stable cash flows… …
