英语词汇“reverse split”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

reverse split n. Stock Market (originally U.S.) a reduction in the number of a corporation's traded shares, resulting in a higher price per share, and often carried out to make stock appear more valuable to investors.

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1931 Hartford (Connecticut) Courant 26/8 This company..split its stock 4 to 1 in January last year, so that a reverse split now would leave its capital the same as outstanding at the end of 1929.

1976 D. W. Moffat Econ. Dict. 257/2 The reverse split, or split-down in which a corporation reduces the number of shares into which its ownership is divided. The single word split usually refers to a split-up.

1996 Guardian (Nexis) 3 Sept. 19 After the reverse split, the number of the group's shares will have decreased by 21 per cent to 85.1 million, but their value will be higher.

reverse split v. Stock Market (originally U.S.) transitive to carry out a reverse split of (a corporation's traded shares).

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1961 Los Angeles Times 24 Feb. iv. 10/4 A proposal to reverse split the authorized six million shares of $.01 par value common stock on a one-for-ten basis was authorized by shareholders.

1972 Virginia Law Rev. 58 1482 It will be necessary to either reverse split the shares retained by the owners of the shell prior to the merger or to issue a very large quantity of share to the owners of the private company.

2007 S. M. Rice Series 7 Exam for Dummies ii. vi. 65 A company may reverse split its stock if the market price gets too low and potential investors may think there's a problem with the company.

单词	reverse split
释义	> as lemmas reverse split reverse split n. Stock Market (originally U.S.) a reduction in the number of a corporation's traded shares, resulting in a higher price per share, and often carried out to make stock appear more valuable to investors. ΚΠ 1931 Hartford (Connecticut) Courant 26/8 This company..split its stock 4 to 1 in January last year, so that a reverse split now would leave its capital the same as outstanding at the end of 1929. 1976 D. W. Moffat Econ. Dict. 257/2 The reverse split, or split-down in which a corporation reduces the number of shares into which its ownership is divided. The single word split usually refers to a split-up. 1996 Guardian (Nexis) 3 Sept. 19 After the reverse split, the number of the group's shares will have decreased by 21 per cent to 85.1 million, but their value will be higher. extracted from reverseadj.adv. reverse split reverse split v. Stock Market (originally U.S.) transitive to carry out a reverse split of (a corporation's traded shares). ΚΠ 1961 Los Angeles Times 24 Feb. iv. 10/4 A proposal to reverse split the authorized six million shares of $.01 par value common stock on a one-for-ten basis was authorized by shareholders. 1972 Virginia Law Rev. 58 1482 It will be necessary to either reverse split the shares retained by the owners of the shell prior to the merger or to issue a very large quantity of share to the owners of the private company. 2007 S. M. Rice Series 7 Exam for Dummies ii. vi. 65 A company may reverse split its stock if the market price gets too low and potential investors may think there's a problem with the company. extracted from reverseadj.adv. < as lemmas
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