• There's no price per share that you can observe and the banks can't do anything except passively receive the dividend.

    这里没有可以观察到的每股价格,这些银行也不能做任何事,除了被动地接受股利

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  • So, the more enlightened view is, corporations only pay a stock dividend when they have some good news to announce.

    所以更有说服力的观点是,公司发放股票股利的唯一原因是,他们有利好消息要公布了

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  • When I set up a company--Case Shiller Weiss, Inc.-- typical of young start up companies,we didn't pay a dividend.

    当我开公司时,卡魏施有限公司,并没发放股利,这是年轻公司的通常做法

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  • Some people don't even know what a dividend is, they just think of stock as something whose price goes up.

    有些人甚至都不知道股利是什么,他们仅仅把股票想象为一种会升值的玩意

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  • So in a sense, it's all the same to me as a shareholder whether they pay dividends or they repurchase shares.

    所以某种意义上,对股东来说是一样的,不管是支付股利还是回购股票

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  • The earnings, you understand, are kind of a theoretical concept but dividend is the money that we send out.

    你们都知道,收益是个理论概念,但股利是我们分发出去的钱

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  • And if someone said, it's 4%, you'd say, well that's kind of meager, I want a better dividend than that.

    如果他说,是4%,你会觉得少,我想要更高的股利

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  • That's misleading because it really doesn't matter when you buy the stock, so you're not supposed to, as a broker, sell dividends.

    这是误导,什么时候买股票都没区别,所以作为券商,不应以股利为卖点

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  • The dividends were down here at half the earnings and then you would gradually adjust them up to half the earnings again.

    股利在下面,收入的一半,然后慢慢的调高,再到收益的一半

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  • Sometimes companies will announce that they are paying not a cash dividend, but they're paying a stock dividend.

    有时公司会宣布,他们不发放现金股利,取而代之的是股票股利

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  • But the accountants thought we did. So that's earnings Dividends is very concrete, it's what they send out.

    会计明明显示赔了,这就是收益,股利则更具体,公司发多少是多少

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  • Now ultimately, the purpose of investing in a share is to get the dividends; that's the whole named purpose of the corporation.

    股票投资是为了取得股利,这也是公司明确的目标

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  • First of all, a lot of people don't seem to even grasp that basic point that you buy stocks for the dividends.

    首先,很多人不明确这一基本点,买股票就是为了股利

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  • Why don't we say the same $5 check is included but, in the letter, let's say something different?

    同样是5美元股利的支票,但在信中,我们换种方式来说

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  • How excited should you be to get the letter saying your company has paid you a stock dividend?

    你该做何反应呢,如果收到公司派发股票股利的通知

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  • So they want to payout something like 40% of their earnings as dividends and plow the rest back into investing inside the company.

    如果他们将收入的40%作为股利,然后在内部把剩余部分拿回来用作投资

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  • Maybe Merton Miller is right-- these things are "neutral mutations" and changes in dividend policy are meaningless.

    也许莫顿·米勒是对的,这些都是"中性突变",变更股利政策是无意义的

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  • The stock market--I was going to talk about stock dividends, but I better talk about dividends first.

    股票市场...我想讲下股票股利,但最好还是先解释下什么是股利

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  • It's a little different if they buy-- suppose you own a hundred shares and they declare a 5% cash dividend,then you get $5.

    但又有些不同,如果他们买进...,假设你有一百股股票,他们宣布发放5%股利,你拿到五美元

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  • If they're paying me by sending money and calling it a dividend it's the same as if they say they're repurchasing my shares.

    如果他们寄钱来,称之为股利,和称之为股票回购是没有区别的

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  • Then you might ask, why in the world do companies issue stock dividends anyway, what's the point?

    你可能要问,那公司发放股票股利到底是为了什么呢,意义何在

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  • Earnings and dividends are different; earnings is the money that the company made in a given year.

    收益和股利是不同的,收益是公司在某年赚到的钱

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  • So banks that become a member of the Federal Reserve System get shares and they become stockholders in the Federal Reserve Bank.

    所以,联邦储备银行的会员银行,得到股份并且在联邦储备银行成为股东,它们分得股利

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  • They used to pay out typically like 80% of their earnings but it's been gradually going downward and now it's down to like 40%.

    过去他们将收益的80%作为股利,但现在正慢慢减少,目前降到了40%

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  • When Modigliani and Miller wrote, there was a differential tax rate between dividends and capital gains.

    莫迪利阿尼和米勒写到,如果在股利和资本收益间,有一个随其他因素变化的税率

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  • If they're going to pay stock dividends and try to fool us, what's going to happen?

    如果发股票股利只是为了愚弄我们的话,接下来会发生什么呢

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  • There is now no preference--well it could be-- there are lots of complexities in the tax law but, basically, dividend policy really is irrelevant now.

    这就没有偏好差别了,税法中仍有很多复杂条款,但基本说来,是否推行股利政策与此无关

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  • In another sense, they're more willing to entrust the money back to the board of directors to decide on when and whether to pay dividends.

    换句话说,他们更放心,把钱交给董事们管,让他们来决定什么时候或发不发股利

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  • I'm saying that, unless tax considerations intervene, dividend policy is really irrelevant for a firm.

    除去税收的干扰,股利政策对公司是无相关性的

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  • As a company matures, then they typically feel that it's time to pay a dividend.

    当公司进入成熟期,他们就会觉得,到了发股利的时间了

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