STRIPPED PRICE Definition

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STRIPPED PRICE, for a preferred stock, is the market price minus the theoretical dividend.

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RETURN ON EQUITY (ROE) measures the overall efficiency of the firm in managing its total investments in assets and in generating a return to stockholders. It is the primary measure of how well management is running the company. ROE allows you to quickly gauge whether a company is a value creator or a cash consumer. By relating the earnings generated to the shareholders equity, you can see how much cash is created from the existing assets. Clearly, all things being equal, the higher a companys ROE, the better the company. Formula: Net Income / Stockholders Equity

ONE-SHOTS is slang for governmental expenditures done on a one time appropriation.

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