quoted share
noun[C]
STOCK MARKETukusasharethat can beboughtandsoldon aparticularstockmarket:
Anyquotedsharecan begiftedtocharitytax-free.
If youbuyquotedsharesorconventionalinvestmentfundsyou canbuyandselleasily.
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quoted share
For a given economic result, organized liquidity and transparency make the value ofquotedsharehigher than the market value of an unquoted share.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The majority of the hundreds of studiesquotedsharea problem about what is the meaning of a difference between two groups that reaches the conventional 1 in 20 level.
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Negotiations had to take place on the basis of what thequotedshareprice would have been if they had been listed.
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There is no saving in time or effort with this formula of the notionalquotedshareprice.
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The rule of thumb method of thequotedshareprice valuation is difficult and unfair.
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However, there is only one quoted company, so there is only onequotedshareto go up or down, and it is not possible for the others.
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We do not yet know the formula which will be used to calculate from the value of the subsidiary thequotedshareprice of the parent company.
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