1) Allocations 2) Cuts 3) Equities 4) Partakes 5) Pieces 1) TSE trades 2) TSE units 3) Apportions 4) Corporation allocation 5) Cuts 6) Displays good preschool form 7) Divides up with others 8) Equities 9) Exchange units 10) Half and half 11) Market purchases 12) NYSE buys 13) NYSE units 14) Ownership interests 15) Ownership units 16) Parts of plows 17) Pieces of the pie 
• Stocks or shares of the granger railroads.
Certificates or book entries representing ownership in a corporation or similar entity.
Certificates or book entries representing ownership in a corporation or similar entity 
Securities issued by companies as a way of raising long term capital. Holders are owners of the company.
Sold by a company to raise money. Shares give the owners an interest in the company and a right to share in the profits
The nominal capital of a Limited company is divided into shares which may be in units of £1 or more, or 50p or as small as 0.05p. There are two main types of shares, ordinary shares and preference shares.
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The ownership of a company is divided between its members who will each own a number of shares in that company. There can be different types of members (shareholders) with different rights represented by different classes of shares.
These are documents issued by a company to its owners (the shareholders) which state how many shares
Certificates or book entries representing ownership in a corporation or similar entity.
Companies divide their capital into equal units called shares. Buying the shares brings rights - a stake in the business- and the risk of losing your investment.
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The name given to a part of a company owned by an investor ' the investor buys shares in the company. Is also used to describe the OEIC equivalent of a unit.
The ownership of a company is divided between its members who will each own a number of shares in that company. There can be different types of members (shareholders) with different rights represented by different classes of shares.
A unit of ownership that is a proportional amount of a company. The standard class of shares are usually referred to as `Ordinary Shares” but a company may have more than one class of share, including Preference Shares.
Shares, often called stocks or shares of stock, represent the equity ownership of a corporation divided up into units, so that multiple people can own a percentage of a business. When a business decides to incorporate, a corporate charter is filed with the state government. Many corporations tend to incorporate and domicile in Delaware because of t...