skaiheart asked:


pay a $4 dividend during the coming year, and the price of the stock is expected to increase to $65 a year form now. Determine the expected (ex-ante) percentage holding period return on NTT common stock.

Larry

vlogolution asked:

What’s Interactive Brokers Really Worth? Watch IPO IBKR’s First Day Trading at The Speed of Light

Interactive Brokers’ highly anticipated IPO was released on Friday. You can watch its entire first day of trading during the video. The initial red herring called for 20M shares to be priced at $23-$27 per share. Due to heavy demand, the quantity was increased to 34.5M shares at a projected $27-$31 per share. The IPO was finally priced via WR Hambrecht + Co’s OpenIPO auction process at $30.01 per share for 40M shares, double the initial expected quantity. So, for the real question… What is Interactive Brokers worth versus its peers? Stocks mentioned: NASD:IBKR, NASD:ETFC, NASD:AMTD, NASD:SCHW, NYSE:GS

Notes/Links/Transcript: http://www.moMoneyTV.com/vlog/moMONEY/20070506.html

Tina

bertoncini72 asked:

17 World Championship FCI IPO 2007 Video Official

Juanita

mohan asked:


Of the 87 IPOs made during the period from January 2007 to till date, BGR Energy IPO stands as No.1 in terms of oversubscription in the country for issues of over Rs.400 Crores. The issue has received more than 825,000 bids from retail investors.

Paul

Colton asked:


if a company borrowed cash will this affect assets/liability/common stock/retained earnings will it increase it or decrease it?

what if a company paid operating expenses with cash will it in crease or decrease any of these?
assets/liability/common stock/retained earnings

Angel

Ednaa asked:


I need toknow in what finacial statement(Income statement, Balance Sheet or nither) do I report Common Stock, Retained Earnings, and Dividends

Joe

Jack Milli asked:


How to derive Common Stock Valuation for normal growth?
I am in a bit confuse how to derive the Gordon Model to valuate the stock price in normal growth :

P = (D1) / ( k - g)

where :

P = is estimated price
D1 = dividend after one year
k = expected return by investor
g = normal dividend growth.

Kelly