Value of stock

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• Journal entries

  (5) Stock issued in exchange for land valued at the same as sales price at par value Shares of Stock Issued 1,000 Sales Price of Stock $52,000 Par Value $5 Value of Services $52,000 Value of Land $52,000 (1) Stock issued for cash at par value

• Conversion (or stock) value of convertible bonds?

  196614 Conversion (or stock) value of convertible bonds? What is the conversion (or stock) value of each of the following convertible bonds? a. A $1,000-par-value bond that is convertible into 25 shares of common stock.

• Present Value of Preferred Stock

  What are the cash flows associated with calculating the present value of common stock? Why is it more difficult to calculate the present value of common stock than it is to calculate the value of bonds or preferred stock?

• Impact of stock split on its value

  255130 Impact of stock split on its value A corporation has 17,000 shares $50 par value common stock. The Board of directors declares a 4-for-1 stock split when the market value of the stock is $187. a.

• Description of journal entry for a stock dividend on common

  value of stock dividend.

• Stock Dividend

  To get the common stock value after the stock dividend you multiply the new number of shares outstanding by the par value ($1 in this case) of the stock. Number of shares outstanding before the stock dividend: $200,000/$1 = 200,000.

• Stock Transactions

  Alder Company issues 1,00 shares of $100 par value, convertible preferred stock at par value. Each share is convertible into 10 shares of $1 par value common stock.

• ABC Corporation: Weight of Debt; weight of common stock;

  The market value of the debt is 80% of the book value, the market value of preferred stock is 70% of book value, and the market value of common stock is 130% of book value.

• Shikai Corporation's charter authorized issuance of 100,000 shares of $10 par value common stock and 50,000 shares of $50 preferred stock

  Fair market value of common stock = 14*375=5250 Fair market value of preferred stock = 65*100=6500 Total fair value of the stocks issued = 11750 The lump sum amount received = 11300 Amount allocated to common stock = 5250/11750*11300 = $5049 Amount

• 3-for-1 stock split

  each new stock should be approximately one-third of the value of the original stock as the number of stocks are increasing by three times , thus the value of new stock will be one third of the value of the original stock Response discusses 3-for-1