Which is better, stock transfer or dividends, and what does stock dividends mean Good or bad

It depends on what period it is, if it is a bull market stage, of course, it is better to transfer shares or give away shares, and if it is a small cap, it is better. Because then you can get the money sought after. **Naturally, it is a vigorous upward movement.

This is why there are high bulls in the bull market.

If it is a bear market, whether it is a stock transfer or a loose stock, there will be no good performance, because it is a bear market, everyone has no confidence, who will pull one to double? Therefore, it is better to pay dividends in the case of a bear market. However, the dividend payout is relatively small, and now among the nearly 2,000 ** bills, the highest dividend payout is only about 3%, which is about the same as bank interest.

But compared to the bear market, some of this money can still be seen.

Mature companies have little chance of further expansion, and if you have a low cost of holding, the compounding effect of dividends is amazing.

Fast-growing companies need funds to expand production capacity in case of long** transfer of shares.

Dividends: It is the ultimate purpose of existence, if there is no company dividend, then no one wants this company.

Share transfer: The purpose of share transfer is generally to withdraw the company's surplus provident fund, which can be more expanded. The more frequent the share transfer, the greater the company's expansion power.

Stock transfer and dividend distribution are used for speculation in the bull market and shipment in the bear market.

It is better to distribute shares, there is room for appreciation.

I think it's a good thing to pay dividends, because after dividends, they often usher in a short-term term, but they will also usher in a short-term payment, which is the mainstream, and normally the company's **** is affected by trading and the company's normal operation. Now the dividend has given investors greater confidence and attracted more investors to hold the company's **will**.

** Dividends are not something that the company must do, that is, the company can choose to do it or not, this is the company's power, and when to do how much is something that the company decides. If you hold the company's operation ** and don't catch up with the company's dividends, it is entirely possible for filial piety to happen, because some companies in the industry are really iron roosters, not a dime, whether it is this dividend or dividends are not paid anything, you just wait when you buy it,Wait for Gongqiao to make money ****** the liquid division, otherwise you won't be able to make money Companies with this kind of iron rooster, but not all companies are like this.

Because some companies find that the wind direction in the market is not very good, the company's turnover rate is getting higher and higher, and the trend of trading is biased towards low, that is, not so many people are willing to buy, what should I do? The company needs money, if it can't flow and can't be welcomed by the market, how can the company's **** rise? Find a way to attract more investors, so that the people who originally held the company's ** will not sell it and are willing to continue to hold itLet those who do not own it take the initiative to buy the company's **.

This is the issue of dividend distribution and dividend distribution.

After the company's dividends, it will make the original people who held the company's ** more willing to continue to hold, because there is an extra income, and the original holders will feel that the company is okay, if it really doesn't make any money, there may be no money to do this dividend, proving that the company is still profitable. It is promising to continue to hold on to the old ones for those who have not purchased this company. They'll definitely think I'm going to hold a part of itHow good is it that I can also get this money and directly discount the income, I don't need to wait for market changes, and I may be more inclined to buy this company under the same conditions.

There is a difference, the distribution is cash, generally need to pay 10% tax, the transfer of shares is generally the provident fund to increase the share capital, in the process of share transfer, ** company generally does not charge commissions, transfer fees and printing costs, etc. For example, 10 distributions of 5 to 5 is a cash dividend of 5 yuan for every 10 shares (after tax, generally, but there are differences), and then 5 shares are transferred.

Hello! There is no difference between the transfer of shares and the distribution of shares, both of which are reflected in the increase in the total number of shares. For listed companies, the difference is that the dividends are different, the distribution of shares is to the undistributed profits, and the transfer of shares is to the capital reserve. Good luck!

What kind of analysis are you doing, it's not good at all. 30

There is indeed a difference between the distribution of shares and the transfer of shares. Similar concepts are explained together-

1. Distribution: The company converts part of the profit of the year into cash and distributes it to shareholders in proportion. Dividend per share before the ex-right price.

2. Giving shares: The company converts part of the current year's profits into share capital and gives it to shareholders in proportion. During the share reform, the major shareholders gave them to the minority shareholders free of charge as a form of compensation. The ex-rights price of the shares is the price before the ** price (1 the ratio of the shares to be allocated).

3. Transfer (increase) of shares: It is the company that converts part of the provident fund into share capital and increases it to shareholders in proportion. The ex-rights price of the converted shares is the previous ** price (1 conversion ratio).

The essence of the above three methods is similar, and they are all a kind of distribution method of the company.

4. Allotment of shares and additional issuance: It is a way for the company to seek funds by expanding its share capital. This method is not a distribution method, at best, it is to "wholesale" to shareholders, because shareholders need to spend money to buy, but ** is lower than the market price.

The ex-rights price of the allotment shares (the previous ** price of the allotment price * the allotment ratio) (1 allotment ratio).

Summary. Hello, the difference between transfer and gift of shares is:

First: only when the listed company has a profit can it give away shares, and the transfer of shares is to use the provident fund to increase the total share capital. Therefore, for investors, it is generally better to transfer shares than to give them away.

Second: the transfer of shares is the conversion of the company's capital reserve into share capital, of course, although the transfer of share capital does not change the rights and interests of shareholders, but increases the scale of share capital, so the objective result is similar to the share gift.

The difference between the distribution of shares and the transfer of shares.

Hello, the difference between the transfer of shares and the gift of shares are: first: only the listed company can give away shares when it has profits, and the transfer of shares is to use the provident fund to increase the total share capital.

Therefore, for investors, it is generally better to transfer shares than to give them away. Second: the transfer of shares is the conversion of the company's capital reserve into share capital, of course, although the transfer of share capital does not change the rights and interests of shareholders, but increases the scale of share capital, so the objective result is similar to the share gift.

Giving shares is a listed company to keep the company's profits in the company and issue ** as dividends to everyone, so as to convert the profits into share capital. Of course, after the share gift, the company's assets, shareholders' equity, liabilities and other total structure have not changed much, only the total share capital has increased, and the net assets per share have also decreased. Third:

If a joint-stock enterprise uses capital reserve to increase its share capital, it is not a distribution in the nature of dividends and bonuses. Therefore, there is no individual income tax on the amount of converted share capital obtained by an individual, because it is not personal income. The gift of shares is subject to tax.

However, this part of the income tax is paid by the enterprise on behalf of the enterprise, not the investor himself, so it will not affect the amount of personal income of the investor.

Dividends? 10 to 4 to 5 is a profit or a loss.

Hello, theoretically earned.

There is no tax to transfer shares.

Legal analysis: The essential difference between the transfer of shares and the gift of shares is that the gift of shares comes from the company's annual after-tax profits, and only when the company has a surplus can it give bonus shares to shareholders; The transfer of shares comes from the capital reserve, which can not be limited by the amount and time of the company's distributable profits in the current year, as long as the capital reserve on the company's books is reduced and the corresponding registered capital can be increased. Therefore, in the strict sense of Changmin, the conversion of share capital is not a return on dividends to shareholders.

The conversion of shares refers to the conversion of the company's capital reserve into shares according to equity, while the share gift is to use the company's undistributed profits to give shares in the form of dividends. It is easy for the company to transfer and increase, and there must be enough profits to send shares, and the actual meaning of transfer and delivery is the same for shareholders, but we can measure the strength of a company's profitability through this. The difference between giving shares and transferring shares is that there is a tax to be paid for sending shares, and this part of the income tax is paid by the enterprise and will not affect the amount of personal income.

Legal basis: Company Law of the People's Republic of China Article 141 The shares of the company held by the promoter shall not be transferred within one year from the date of establishment of the company. The shares issued before the company's public offering of shares shall not be transferred within one year from the date of listing and trading on the company's ** exchange.

The directors, supervisors and senior management of the company shall report to the company the shares of the company and their changes, and the annual transfer of shares during their tenure shall not exceed 25% of the total number of shares of the company held by them; The shares of the company held by the company shall not be transferred within one year from the date of listing and trading of the company. Within half a year after the resignation of the employees, they shall not transfer the shares of the company held by them. The articles of association of the company may make other restrictive provisions on the transfer of the shares of the company held by the directors, supervisors and senior management of the company.

Investors buy the ** of a listed company, invest in the company, and also enjoy the right to dividends from the company. So are dividends the same as dividends?

What is the significance of the dividend payout?

1. Are dividends the same as dividends?

Dividends and dividends are the same, dividends are a kind of dividends, dividends include cash distribution, share gifts, and allotments. And the dividend is the meaning of cash distribution.

Dividends are dividends paid by joint-stock companies to investors every year according to a certain proportion of the first share of profits. It is the return on investment of listed companies to shareholders. Dividends are a way to distribute the expected annualized expected returns of the current year to shareholders after withdrawing the statutory provident fund, community chest and other items according to the regulations, and are a way for shareholders to expect annualized expected returns.

Usually, shareholders will continue to invest in the company after receiving dividends to achieve compound interest.

Common shares are entitled to dividends, while preferred shares generally do not. A joint-stock company can only distribute dividends when it earns a profit.

2. What dates should I pay attention to when dividends are paid?

1. The dividend announcement date, that is, the time when the company's board of directors announces the news of dividends to the public.

2. The equity registration date, that is, the date of counting and subscribing to the shareholders who participated in the dividend distribution period, during this period, the shareholders who hold the company's ** can enjoy the dividend distribution.

3. The ex-dividend date is usually one working day after the equity registration date, and the ** after this date (including this date) ** will no longer enjoy the current dividend.

4. The date of payment, that is, the date when the dividend is officially paid to shareholders. Depending on the efficiency of depository and fund transfer, it usually arrives in the shareholder's account within a few working days.

1.For individual investors, the effect of share distribution and share transfer is the same, and it is automatically obtained according to the distribution ratio**.

2.For businesses, the financial treatment is very different. The distribution of shares is derived from the company's after-tax profits; The share transfer is derived from the company's capital reserve.

The conversion of share capital into share capital refers to the conversion of capital reserve into share capital, which does not change the equity of shareholders, but increases the size of share capital, and the result is similar to that of giving shares. If you don't want to get into the details, you can think of the transfer as a gift.

The essential difference between the conversion of share capital and the gift of shares is that the bonus shares are derived from the company's annual after-tax profits, and bonus shares can only be given to shareholders if the company has a surplus;

The conversion of share capital comes from the capital reserve, which can not be limited by the amount and time of the company's distributable profits in the current year, as long as the capital reserve on the company's books is reduced and the corresponding registered capital can be increased.

So for those who have a very high provident fund per share**, we think there is potential for a share conversion.

Distributing shares, distributing cash dividends and giving away shares are two forms of profit distribution for listed companies. Different from giving away shares, cash dividends are cash dividends to achieve a return on investment for shareholders.

Generally, 10 shares are distributed for a few yuan, that is, 1 share is given for a few cents, and 20% income tax must be paid.

However, it is very cost-effective to distribute cash to the shareholders of the original state-owned shares. The main reason is that the original state-owned shares** are very cheap, 1 yuan per share, and the holding cost of its shareholders will become 0 or even negative after a few cash distributions. And in the secondary market, I want to recoup all my investment by distributing cash.

The conversion of share capital into share capital refers to the conversion of capital reserve into share capital, which does not change the equity of shareholders, but increases the size of share capital, and the result is similar to that of giving shares. If you don't want to get into the details, you can think of the transfer as a gift.

The essential difference between the conversion of share capital and the gift of shares is that the bonus shares are derived from the company's annual after-tax profits, and bonus shares can only be given to shareholders if the company has a surplus;

The conversion of share capital comes from the capital reserve, which can not be limited by the amount and time of the company's distributable profits in the current year, as long as the capital reserve on the company's books is reduced and the corresponding registered capital can be increased.

So for those who have a very high provident fund per share**, we think there is potential for a share conversion.

Distributing shares, distributing cash dividends and giving away shares are two forms of profit distribution for listed companies. Different from giving away shares, cash dividends are cash dividends to achieve a return on investment for shareholders.

Generally, 10 shares are distributed for a few yuan, that is, 1 share is given for a few cents, and 20% income tax must be paid.

However, it is very cost-effective to distribute cash to the shareholders of the original state-owned shares. The main reason is that the original state-owned shares** are very cheap, 1 yuan per share, and the holding cost of its shareholders will become 0 or even negative after a few cash distributions. In the secondary market, it is almost impossible to recover all the investment by handing out cash.