1.4 Preferred Stock Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

Which kinds of preferred stock are most likely to pay higher dividends?

A

Participating preferred stock

&

Callable preferred stock

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2
Q

Annual per- share dividend is calculated by?

A

Par value x Dividend rate

Then

X by number of shares

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3
Q

Preferred stock acts more like a ___________ security

A

Debt

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4
Q

Preferred stock is less or more risky than common stock??

A

Less

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5
Q

Market price fluctuates with issuers profits and losses

Common or preferred?

A

Common

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6
Q

More risky, but more growth potential

Common or preferred?

A

Common

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7
Q

Voting rights equal one per share

Common or preferred?

A

Common

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8
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May receive a share in companies profits in the form of dividends

Common or preferred?

A

Common

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9
Q

Dividends may or may not be paid regularly

Common or preferred?

A

Common

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10
Q

Participates in the companies growth through appreciation in the stock price

Common or preferred?

A

Common

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11
Q

Priority during liquidation, WHICH stock holders are last in line

common or preferred?

A

Common

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12
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Market price fluctuates with interest rates and issuers credit worthiness

Common or preferred?

A

Preferred

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13
Q

Less risky but less growth potential

Common or preferred?

A

Preferred

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14
Q

Voting rights equal none

Common or preferred?

A

Preferred

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15
Q

When dividends are paid they are paid as a fixed percentage of par

Common or preferred?

A

Preferred

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16
Q

Junior to bondholders and other creditors, priority liquidation has these holders above which holders

Common or preferred ?

Common or preferred ?

A

Preferred

Common

17
Q

Which stock, common or preferred, have a face value/par value?

A

Preferred

Usually 100 for the test

18
Q

Par value represents the the?

A

Money that they preferred shareholder can claim if the company goes bankrupt

19
Q

What are the four types of preferred stock?

A

Callable

Convertible

Cumulative

& Participating

20
Q

What is callable preferred stock?

A

Callable preferred stock gives the issuing company the right to call its shares after some set date and at a set price

21
Q

When would an issuer call callable preferred stock?

A

If interest rates dropped in the issuer can issue new preferred stock at a lower rate

22
Q

Callable preferred stock tends to pay ____________ dividends than non-callable preferred stock

A

Higher

This is because the issuer is compensating for the fact that the stock may be called

23
Q

What is convertible preferred stock?

A

Stock that offers shareholders the chance to participate in the growth of a company.

It offers investors the right to convert their preferred shares to common stock at a set conversion ratio

24
Q

Is convertible preferred stock usually lower or higher on the dividend?

A

Lower

Because of the option to convert

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Conversion ratio=
Face Value / conversion price
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Parity price =
Current market price x conversion ratio
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What is cumulative preferred stock?
Stock that allows dividends to accumulate when a dividend payment Is not made to a stockholder
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Non-cumulative preferred stock does not?
Accrue unpaid dividends
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Non-cumulative preferred stock pays typically higher or lower dividends than cumulative preferred stock?
Higher
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What is participating preferred stock?
Stock that allows investors to receive extra dividends when the company exceeds some predetermined financial goal/goals
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Protective provisions permit?
Preferred shareholders to veto certain actions by the company They are designed to protect preferred stockholders from the dilution of their investment
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Preferred stock rises or falls when interest rates go up?
Falls
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Preferred stock rises or falls when interest rates go down?
Rises
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Do individual Investors have to pay taxes on dividends received?
Yes
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What rate do individual investors pay taxes on dividends received?
The qualified dividends rate The same as long-term capital gains rate
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Dividends or text as?
Ordinary income when individuals have not owned the stock beyond a given holding period.