. The market price, surplus, net earnings, and dividends of common stocks . 3. Price and earn-ings rose and fell with each other in some cases, but not in has been an upward trend of prices up to 1911, but a declineafter that year. General Electric CompanyGeneral Electric (figure 20) has maintained a rate of div-idends of eight per cent thruout all the interval for the period of the three years, 1907, 1908, and 1909,earnings were from five to eight per cent above the in 1908 did earnings fall below dividends. General Electricwould seem from our data t
. The market price, surplus, net earnings, and dividends of common stocks . 3. Price and earn-ings rose and fell with each other in some cases, but not in has been an upward trend of prices up to 1911, but a declineafter that year. General Electric CompanyGeneral Electric (figure 20) has maintained a rate of div-idends of eight per cent thruout all the interval for the period of the three years, 1907, 1908, and 1909,earnings were from five to eight per cent above the in 1908 did earnings fall below dividends. General Electricwould seem from our data to have suffered rather severely fromthe Panic of 1907, and did not recover as fast as most of the othercorporations. Surplus was in accord with earnings except in1912, when a large drop occurred. It was in this year that astock dividend of thirty per cent was declared. Taken over theentire interval the price level of General Electric has fallen tosome degree and there have been rather wide fluctuations duringthe interval. The highest point of 182 was reached in 1905, and.
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