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preferred stock
noun as in stock which takes dividend before others
Example Sentences
The preferred stock and warrant for common stock give the government a 15% stake in the company, making the U.S. its largest shareholder.
The preferred stock and warrant for common stock give the government a 15% stake in the company, making the U.S. its largest shareholder.
Using Berkshire’s Occidental preferred stock as a currency for most of the price could be more appealing to the oil-and-gas company.
Investors in Occidental may also have been disappointed that Berkshire didn’t use its Occidental preferred stock to pay for the deal.
Australian investors have historically preferred stocks to bonds, in part due to dividend friendly tax laws since the 1980s that enhance income from stocks.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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