reinvest的意思|reinvest的解释-里氏词典

reinvest [,ri:in'vest]

vt. 再投资于, 再授给

[经] 再投资

Reinvest \Re`in*vest"\ (r?`?n*v?st"), v. t.
To invest again or anew.

January is typically a month of intense demand for munis from investors seeking to reinvest money from redemptions and interest payments.
Performance figures in Lipper's rankings of 1,747 continuing funds for the quarter assume that investors reinvest all dividends and capital gains distributions paid by the funds.
Bowater intended eventually to reinvest the proceeds in its core packaging, printing and coatings businesses.
When you sell stocks you pay taxes on the profits; even if you reinvest in other stocks there is no deferment.
The thrift said it would reinvest the proceeds in variable-rate mortgages and other assets that are less rate sensitive.
The only problem for Goodrich, however, is that it currently has a certain vulnerability as it sets about to reinvest the proceeds from its divestitures.
"Our argument is if you let us reinvest the money, we'll give you a better return," he explained.
Elsewhere in the municipal market, Orange County, Calif., said it plans to issue as much as $600 million of taxable commercial paper in the weeks ahead and reinvest the proceeds at higher money market yields.
Time Inc. has become a takeover prospect because of questions about how it should reinvest cash from cable television and magazines.
We will continue to reinvest and acquire" media properties.
Analysts and fund managers also note that municipal bond prices often rise in January, as investors reinvest huge amounts of money they receive from bond interest payments due Jan. 1 and from bond retirements.
And at some funds, such as the Franklin Resources Inc.'s family of funds, brokers or planners also receive a commission if investors deposit additional money into existing accounts or even if they simply opt to reinvest dividends.
But companies will issue new bonds to pay off the old, and the old bondholders will doubtless reinvest accordingly.
Conversely, speculators can elect to sell the Primes and reinvest their proceeds in more of the Scores and in the process assemble a position of what amounts to highly leveraged five-year options on the common stock.
But the developer and manager of office buildings, said investors who wish to reinvest dividends in Koger common stock at a 5% discount can continue to do so.
But yesterday, Mr. Kennedy said Carbide now believes it needs to "add a safety valve that says, 'Let's reinvest and pay down the debt.'"
If you forget to cash in the savings certificates and do not reinvest them, they will continue to attract interest but at a much lower rate.
Take, for example, the contradiction between the ANC's commitment to anti-trust legislation and a more active competition policy, and tax measures in the last two budgets designed to encourage businesses to reinvest.
But if Mr. Liedtke chose not to reinvest the proceeds at all, Pennzoil would incur a liability in 1988 near the maximum corporate rate of 34%.
He would reinvest about half to maintain his partnership stake after the issue of new units, Mr. Batchelder says.
As homeowners pay down their mortgages early, mortgage bondholders get back their principal earlier than expected, forcing them to reinvest at today's lower interest rates.
Because individuals sell for tax, rather than investment, reasons, they are often eager to reinvest quickly.
"Our philosophy is to reinvest in our business," Mr. Wiggins said.
He added that Mickelberry will probably reinvest the proceeds of the sale in other marketing acquisitions.
Income funds, helped by the assumption that they reinvest yields generally in excess of 5 per cent, still only averaged a 7 per cent increase. A current account could beat these figures.
Apache wanted to restructure the partnership into a corporation because low oil and gas prices limited the partnership's ability to pay a distribution and still have funds left over to reinvest.
The distribution bond allows them to keep the same number of units, and, if they reinvest their income, the number of units could actually rise. Those who buy distribution bonds should not be deceived into thinking their capital cannot fall.
While French companies favour the use of pension funds to bolster their balance sheets, others question the extent to which companies should reinvest the pension contributions from employers. 'Employees already have their jobs tied up with the company.
The results are from a quarterly survey by Lipper Analytical Services Inc. The tally assumes that investors reinvest all dividends and capital gains distributions that the funds pay out.
"If you have businesses that have not done well over time, it makes sense to get out of these and reinvest in other more profitable areas," Allen I. Questrom was quoted as saying in The Miami Herald Wednesday.

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