That should be a number where you can at least buy
enough shares of something to make worthwhile gains.
A takeover is when a company makes an offer to take control of another company by
buying enough shares so they can run meetings and decide who gets elected as directors.
That happens for one reason - there were
not enough shares at that price to fill your order.
Rather, it's to
gain enough share of the patient market to thrive during an era when the fundamental business model of healthcare is transforming.
So many of you have opened up about your own struggles and it really means so much that you feel comfortable
enough sharing with me — I love it!
Others point out that management only buys
back enough shares to offset stock option grants.
Once you place the order, the sell will get completed (or filled) as soon
as enough shares are offered on the exchange.
But since the float of the stock might only consist of 1,000,000 shares there will not be nearly
enough shares for all of the buyers.
We
combine enough shared energy from homes and apartments to be meaningful to energy markets and we get paid for it.
We are «in solidarity» when there are
enough shared ideas, conversations, commitments, and sacrifices to make us into a unified whole.
Nor has there been a clear knowledge of which assumptions are
widely enough shared to make it possible to state disagreements as genuine engagements and not as exercises in talking past one another.
I feel naked and
vulnerable enough sharing my stock portfolio and some of the good and not - so - stellar financial calls I make from time to time.
Let's say a company has a
low enough share price that you can buy comfortably purchase multiple hundreds of their stock without losing diversification.
Smaller miners can't put forth the amount of computing power necessary to
secure enough shares to cash out often.
If there are
enough shared values and a strong willingness to do the hard work I order to stay together, I'm on board with that.
You'll just need to make sure you have
enough shares so that the transaction costs don't take up all the profit.
Once you place the order, the purchase will get completed (or filled) as soon
as enough shares are offered on the exchange.
You might not have the money necessary to
buy enough shares to get your investments back to the anticipated amount determined by the investing plan.
For example in the UK, where a good amount of profit per year is tax free, you can't just
sell enough shares to stay below your tax limit and then buy them back to take profits out of the shares you own.
If you can manage to
collect enough shares of these high quality stocks, then you could set yourself up to receive thousands of dollars in annual income for doing nothing more than being a shareholder (now that's passive income!)
Even if you do
own enough shares, the GLD ETF reserves the right to settle your delivery request in cash.
At the time of writing, over 50 % of bitcoin nodes are running the SegWit - compatible 0.13.0 or 0.13.1 software according to Bitnodes, yet over 7 % of nodes are running some version of Bitcoin Unlimited - a
large enough share of mining power that the network might not be able to switch.
To mask that dilution, companies will buy back
just enough shares so the total outstanding shares don't go up.
But over-stating the numbers is very risky for those buying shares later, at higher prices, or those unable to
acquire enough shares with a big margin, hence buying their at higher and higher prices.
Often, they fund a deal using outside capital, only to realize the terms don't
give enough share of the pie to make it worthwhile.
An all - cash transaction would leave Gilead with plenty of cash to maintain its dividend and continue
repurchasing enough shares to significantly increase the slice of future profits its shareholders are entitled to, even if Kite's cell - based cancer therapies turn out to be a total dud.
I haven't known a lot of twins in my life — maybe four or five sets total — but
oddly enough they all shared birthdays with their twins, rather than being born a month and a half apart.
But I have had my
fair enough share of travel to know my personal care and beauty routine, as well as some wardrobe basics that would be multipurposed.
The nine time Le Man winning Danish driver was
kind enough share a moment talking about his first time to the Reunion.
Most companies that started out between 2009 - 2014 have run into one of a number of walls related to scaling — they couldn't
capture enough share to make publishers interested, couldn't get big enough to keep investors interested, tried out a business model that didn't work, couldn't raise cash after VCs moved on from ebooks to the next shiny thing, or their parent company didn't see a path to profitability and decided to wind down.
While this shift in emphasis has been very profitable for Amazon and appears to have been accepted by enough Kindle customers to allow ebooks priced over $ 9.99 to claim 30 % of the rungs on the bestseller list, 30 % may not be a
high enough share to call this a victory for the agency model.
With enough of these small gains
on enough shares they make big profits and with near zero chance of losing.
The pair eschewed the wall and turned a residential loft in Brooklyn into an intimate haven by building in an elevated treehouse and cabin, still
leaving enough shared space for an open kitchen, dining / work area and mini-gardens.
The search for personal information can feel forced or prematurely intimate
before enough shared disclosure of specific personal information in both directions sets the context for inviting and granting the quest for further information sharing.
In order to gain
enough shares from the smartphones market in 2014, the Korean giant is now reportedly start aiming at metal casing, instead of plastic casing, for some of its high - end Galaxy series smartphones which will be official next year.
Elsewhere, the hedge fund Third Point recently accumulated
enough shares in Macerich Co., to own a 5 percent position in the company and give it an activist voice in the company, according to media reports and regulatory filings.
Smart beta funds aren't the only ones investing in these factors, but they certainly don't control a
big enough share of the market to cause a crash if and when investors decide to bail from these funds.
Do I bite the bullet and pay the extra tax or do I
sell enough shares so that with the gross up my income falls below $ 200,000 and maintain my existing tax rate of 29 %?