Sentences with phrase «same number of shares»

Alphabet Inc. will replace Google Inc. as the publicly - traded entity, and all shares of Google will automatically convert into the same number of shares of Alphabet, with all of the same rights.

West Perth - based Heron Resources Ltd will raise $ 17.2 million through the placement of 15 million shares to CVRD Inco Ltd, just days after raising the same amount in a two - tranche placement of the same number of shares to BHP Billiton.

Compared with a conversion when asset prices were higher, a conversion in a downturn may result in a lower tax bill for the same number of shares.

On a specified future date, the seller must buy the same number of shares borrowed and return them to the broker.

A stock represents a percentage ownership in a business, so a reduction in the number of shares outstanding means that shareholders who owned the same number of shares actually increased their percentage ownership.

The investor will own the same number of shares that he purchased, but the per - share value will change with the current market value of the shares.

Sooner or later, you must «close» the short by buying back the same number of shares (called covering) and returning them to your broker.

At that point they will buy the same number of shares on the open market and repay the temporary loan from their brokerage firm.

Compared with a conversion when asset prices were higher, a conversion in a downturn may result in a lower tax bill for the same number of shares.

First, purchase the same number of shares you currently hold in that security.

What often happens, as it has this time, is that the share price drops, I buy another tranche of the SAME NUMBER of shares as I currently own with the intention of buying a further tranche when the share price falls more.

Last week when the Liberty Media C (LMCK) shares traded at a premium to the Liberty Media A (LMCA) shares I sold the C shares I had purchased / received in the «dividend» transaction and purchased the same number of A shares.

A 15 % gain might mean you own the same number of shares but they are worth 15 % more.

A call option for the same number of shares good for the next few months might cost $ 1,000 to $ 2,000, depending on the option specifics.

Clearly then, you're NOT buying the same number of shares each and every month.

I have to disagree with this statement: «With dollar cost averaging, you are always buying the same number of shares each and every month.»

@Anthony, You're right about buying the same number of shares — that was a misprint.