reinvestment的意思|reinvestment的解释-里氏词典

reinvestment [`riɪn'vɛstmənt]

[经] 再投资

Reinvestment \Re`in*vest"ment\ (-v?st"ment), n.
The act of investing anew; a second or repeated investment.

The excess cash is what Philip Morris will have left over after taking care of dividend payouts and what it believes are its needs for internal reinvestment.
These surges have resulted from reinvestment of the proceeds of December sales that were motivated by a desire to offset capital gains with capital losses.
Compound yields assume reinvestment of dividends and that current yields continue for a year.
New entrants are usually backed by national institutions with deep pockets. Profits are now being made, but the scope for reinvestment in new projects appears to be limited.
Many banks argue that the reinvestment law's requirements are too burdensome and costly.
Over the years he has added to his holdings mostly through dividend reinvestment programs and additional funds invested in stocks he already owns.
Although it earned $222.3 million, or $3.60 a share, for the six months ended June 30, First Interstate's stock has slid to new lows, making the issuance of discounted shares under the reinvestment plan too dilutive.
Bonds are sold in Pounds 100 lumps, so it is difficult to get a precisely steady income, but once again, Pounds 10,000 is left for reinvestment.
(Compound yields assume reinvestment of dividends.) "People want a safe harbor they can count on.
'No-one can see that value of reinvestment out there, so it's a question of getting in there first.' So far three companies have signed preliminary agreements under the offset scheme.
It said the concerns are partially offset by Chase's addition of $1 billion in capital since September through an equity issue and dividend reinvestment plan.
The figures also assume reinvestment of gross income. The top 10 qualifying trusts are spread across a number of different sectors, including the specialist smaller companies and those which are income-oriented.
Investment up to Pounds 100,000 a year in new shares in a Venture Capital Trust will offer 20 per cent up-front income tax relief and capital gains tax reinvestment relief, in addition to tax-free dividends and capital gains.
"The Pentagon probably can't do a hell of a lot to influence the reinvestment process except at the margin," concludes Edward M. Kaitz, a consultant who analyzed incentive programs for the Air Force.
Although the reinvestment of the sale proceeds would only partially replace the lost credit card earnings, "the net effect of the transaction would be to further enhance capital," he said.
Lowery called for corporations "to engage in equitable reinvestment in our communities." Jackson later went to meet with former Gov. George C. Wallace at his home.
Typically, institutional investors buy up blocks of a company's stock before the dividend is declared to take advantage of the reinvestment discount, then sell soon after, which drives the share price down.
The program requires the reinvestment of at least 20% of their profit.
If you write a check against fund shares within 30 days of such a distribution and reinvestment, you might forfeit the right to deduct on your tax return some or all of the loss realized on the shares you redeemed.
Investments included fresh capital from overseas, reinvestment of retained earnings by foreign companies, and debt-equity swaps.
By comparison, the Dow Jones industrial average of 30 blue-chip stocks had a rate of return of 11.54 percent and the S&P 500 index had a rate of return of 10.70 percent during the third quarter, assuming dividend reinvestment, Lipper said.
"Even a low level of sales and reinvestment of dividends can lead to higher assets and management fees," says John Keefe, an analyst for Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. "That's where the money is made."
During such 'triple witching' sessions, the reinvestment activity typically generates crushing volume and volatile trading conditions.
The average 30-day compound yield eased to 5.44% from 5.48%. Compound yields assume reinvestment of dividends.
"If Burger King is going to take on a ton more debt, I have to wonder how much capital we'll have to infuse into the system as reinvestment or new growth," said Jerry B. Ruenheck, a former Burger King president who now owns franchises in Florida.
You definitely have reinvestment risk," says Anthony Maltese, a Shearson Lehman analyst who has the stock rated "avoid." As of June 30, the market value of the fund's securities was 3.7% less than the fund paid for them.
Travelers Corp. said it was eliminating the 5% discount on stock purchased through the insurance concern's dividend reinvestment plan.
By comparison, the Dow Jones industrial average of 30 blue-chip stocks was down 0.69 percent and the Standard & Poor's 500 index lost 3.01 percent in the first quarter, assuming reinvestment of dividends.
Xerox, based in Stamford, Conn., said it financed the redemption with money from a variety of sources, including two new series of preferred stock issued in February and the ongoing sale of common stock through a dividend reinvestment program.
The savings rate represents billions of dollars that can be loaned for reinvestment and business growth.

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