Historical Stock Prices
Historical stock prices
With the tool below you can download historical share price and volume information relating to the Clariant stock.
With the New Year holiday past, many people start to focus on a forthcoming national observance . Along with requests for tax forms come requests for stock prices. Any time of year, people settling estates often need stock prices for dates in the past. Here's a quick rundown of places to look.
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Stocks
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Type of Stocks
1. Common
2. Preferred
3. Bonds
Types of Preferred Stock
1. Cumulative: Most preferred stock is cumulative, meaning that if the company withholds part, or all, of the expected dividends, these are considered dividends in arrears and must be paid before any other dividends. Preferred stock that doesn't carry the cumulative feature is called straight, or noncumulative, preferred.
2. Callable: The majority of preferred shares are redeemable, giving the issuer the right to redeem the stock at a date and price specified in the prospectus.
3. Convertible: The timing for conversion and the conversion price specific to the individual issue will be laid out in the preferred stock's prospectus.
4. Participating: Preferred stock has a fixed dividend rate. If the company issues participating preferreds, those stocks gain the potential to earn more than their stated rate. The exact formula for participation will be found in the prospectus. Most preferreds are non-participating.
5. Adjustable-Rate Preferred Stock (ARPS): These relatively recent additions to the spectrum pay dividends based on several factors stipulated by the company. Dividends for ARPSs are keyed to yields on U.S. government issues, providing the investor limited protection against adverse interest rate markets.
Why Preferreds
Flexibility of payments: Preferred dividends may be suspended in case of corporate cash problems.
Easier to market: The majority of preferred stock is bought and held by institutions, which may make it easier to market at the initial public offering.
Unlisted Stocks
Some companies choose not to meet the listing requirements of an exchange for a variety of reasons. This makes the price of their stock more difficult to find.
Why would a public company keep its stock unlisted
It prefers not to report financial details to the Securities and Exchange Commission which they would have to make public to trade on a major exchange
It prefers not to pay the listing fees
It has too few outstanding shares or its shares are too thinly (infrequently) traded
It formerly was listed on an exchange but became delisted when it no longer fulfilled the exchange's requirements
How to handle those requests for old stock prices.
Verify the company name, ticker symbol, and exchange on which the stock is traded. Know whether you are looking for common or preferred stock and for which date(s). Watch out for name changes, mergers, stock splits, or other corporate capital events.
Check one of the free Web sites with historical stock prices.
Check other sources available to you: Daily Stock Price Record, newspapers, Mergent Manuals, Bank and Quotation Record, Security Owner's Stock Guide, National Monthly Stock Summary, Walker's Manuals.
Librarians in libraries served by SLS Reference Service may send a reference request.
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