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Treasury stock,

Definition of Treasury stock:

1. US term for corporate stock reacquired by the issuing firm to (1) hold in its control to frustrate a takeover attempt, (2) reissue it to the public at a later date for a better price, (3) cancel (retire) it to reduce number of outstanding shares and thus increase earnings per share. When held by the issuing firm, treasury stock accrues no dividend and has no voting power. It is recorded in the issuers books at its acquisition cost (called cost method) or at its par value (called par value method). In either case, retained earnings equal to its acquisition cost are appropriated. In the issuers balance sheet, it is show as a deduction in arriving at stockholders equity, and is ignored when computing the ratios that measure value per common stock. Also called reacquired stock or (in the UK) treasury shares.

How to use Treasury stock in a sentence?

1. If you want to find a way to invest your money and can handle a little risk then getting a treasury stock can work well.
2. If you want to give your company a chance to grow you could try making it available as a treasury stock .
3. My company was thriving in the business world and we had a great deal of treasury stock and also a myriad of other things.

Treasury Stock,

What is Treasury Stock?

• Shares repurchased by the issuing company. It can be withdrawn, withdrawn, issued or resolded indefinitely during the implementation of stock options.

Literal Meanings of Treasury Stock

Treasury:

Meanings of Treasury:

1. Funds or income from any government, company or institution.

2. The place or building where the property is protected.

Sentences of Treasury

1. The state promises not to spend more in its treasury.

2. Henry VIII kept the peace and filled his coffers.

Synonyms of Treasury

purse, exchequer

Stock:

Meanings of Stock:

1. Own or maintain stock available for sale (some products or types or products).

2. Mount with stock (rifle or other firearm).

3. Goods or equipment that is stored in a store or warehouse and available for sale or distribution.

4. Capital raised by a company or corporation through the issuance of shares and investments.

5. The liquid is slowly obtained from cooking bones, meat, fish or vegetables in water and is used as a base for making soups, sauces or sauces.

6. A person's lineage or lineage.

7. The trunks or trunks of living trees or shrubs, especially those in which the trunk is inserted.

8. The European herbaceous plant is very common for its fragrant flowers, usually purple, pink or white.

Sentences of Stock

1. Most supermarkets now sell a variety of organic products.

2. It was a beautiful weapon that he forged, kept and completed.

3. The store has very low inventory turnover.

4. Between 1982 and 1986, the company's share price rose 86%

5. Half a liter of chicken stock.

6. His mother is of French descent.

7. Many modern roses on the market today are inscribed on this stump.

8. To prolong the flowering time of ■■■■■, broth, alders, dandelions and other cold seasonal plants, cut the flowers as they wither.

9. This person's place is in prison, whether in public prisons or in private residences, whether in camps or on prisons on public roads.

10. He smashed the rifle where his stock hit the barrel, and Wesel's right toe fell to the ground.

11. 25% discount on stock items.

Synonyms of Stock

grip, worn out, commodities, handle, lineage, assets, origins, goods, platitudinous, sell, stem, wares, parentage, clichéd, unoriginal, usual, routine, overworked, genealogy, bloodline, articles for sale, commonplace, set, staple, market, shank, background, heritage, trunk