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adoni [48]
2 years ago
14

2. Why might it be a plus for a company to have such a high share price that trading in its stock is discouraged? What drawbacks

might there be for a company in this situation?
Business
1 answer:
Strike441 [17]2 years ago
6 0

While a high share price discourages trading in the company's stock, it advertises the company's stellar performance to existing and potential investors.

 

A high share price also discourages corporate takeovers, assuring the jobs of senior management. Existing investors can realize some quick gains by selling their shares at high profits.

 

2. The drawback of having a high share price is that investors willing to sell off their shares cannot do so because potential buyers are discouraged. Another disadvantage is that it puts much pressure on the management to maintain the entrenched performance level. Any subsequent fall in prices will not meet favorable reviews.

 

Thus, there are pluses and minuses to having a high share price.

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Begin and end your presentation with motivating context

Explanation:

Just as the hourglass is shaped with a large top, narrow middle and a large bottom. Presentations should start on a general and motivational context.

The middle of the presentation should focus on some details and procedures on how to achieve set goals and objectives of the topic. This is where practical steps are given to the audience.

The end of the presentation should again be a motivational context again. The audience is made to see the big picture of the situation.

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Calculating therefore would give us,

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= $1,017,000

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Answer:

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Date       Particulars                       Debit         Credit

1-Mar      Treasury Stock              $35,000

                     To Cash                                       $35,000

               (Being 2500 shares of treasury stock purchased at $14 per share)

10-Apr       Cash A/c (1250*$18)    $22,500

                        To Treasury Stock (1250*14)      $17,500

                        To Additional Paid in Capital     $5,000

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12-Jun       Cash A/c (1250*12)                      $15,000

                  Additional Paid in Capital A/c   $2,500

                          To Treasury Stock (1250*14)                 $17,500

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Credit Additional Paid in Capital $46,250

Credit Common Stock $25,000

<em>(Issuance of common stock)</em>

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