Leaving profits in the business produces retained earnings as reserves to be used for capital investment.
They rely on retained earnings and foreign direct investment, or else on informal sources of credit.
How well management spends retained earnings to the benefit of shareholders is looked at, specifically.
Lower taxes paid mean higher retained earnings, which mean more capital available to invest in growth and hiring.
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In some cases a company could simply run out of money by increasing its dividend while decreasing retained earnings.
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This return is more than acceptable and shows management is doing a great job putting retained earnings to work.
Retained earnings has been a continuous problem area for A123, averaging -73.8% of the capital fund from 2008 to 2010.
Fast-growing small companies, which are the biggest single creator of new jobs, depend largely upon retained earnings to finance their growth.
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Better to select investments that have shown a consistent record of paying out cash or building book value and retained earnings.
In the past many owners of C corps have retained earnings, rather than pay them out as dividends taxed at a 38.6% rate.
Now companies that finance themselves through equity and retained earnings, including giants like Apple and Google, will have the edge as interest rates rise.
He also, however, emphasized how critical it is to ensure that a company turns every dollar of retained earnings into two-dollar bills, not 50-cent pieces.
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And, when these costs are high, that leaves less money to cover overhead expenses and less to pass into retained earnings for the company, Bierman noted.
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Morgan publically disputes this contention suggesting that the growth in retained earnings and the sale of assets will allow the firm to comfortably meet the new requirements.
Retained earnings push stock prices up over long periods, he wrote, so put options due years from now are worth less than the formula says they are worth.
New accounting rules demand that they start valuing their equity portfolios at market value at the end of this month, which could constrain their ability to pay dividends out of retained earnings.
The best assets to own in order to obtain a positive return after adjusting for inflation are commodities and commodity-producing stocks, especially those that do not keep their retained earnings in US dollars.
Not all earnings will be paid out as dividends immediately, but to the extent they are not, the value of the firm can be expected to grow thanks to investment from retained earnings.
SOEs represent far worse credit risks than many private companies, loans to them are classified as more secure, forcing private businesses to rely on money raised from friends and family and on retained earnings.
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Another way in which regulators have tried to keep banks' heads above water is to force them to match a proportion of their risky assets (ie, loans) with capital, in the form of equity or retained earnings.
Another of its recommendations is that banks must have a buffer to absorb the impact of potential losses or future financial crises - of at least 10% of domestic retail assets in top-quality form, such as shares or retained earnings.
Another of the ICB's recommendations is that banks must have a buffer to absorb the impact of potential losses or future financial crises - of at least 10% of domestic retail assets in top-quality form, such as shares or retained earnings.
If companies grow faster in future than in the past, for reasons over and above the investment of retained earnings, then actual earnings will grow faster as well, and the earnings yield will prove to have been too gloomy an indicator.
Management has also proven it can earn a stellar 29.1% return on retained earnings over the past decade (determined by dividing the amount EPS have increased over that period by the total amount of earnings the firm has retained that is, not paid out in dividends over that timeframe), which more than doubles the 12% target the Buffett approach uses.
The strategy I base on WarrenBuffettWarren Buffett's approach to investing likes Pacific Sunwear because it has a very strong brand name, strong earnings predictability (EPS rose in nine out of the last 10 years), no debt, 18.2% return on equity over the last 10 years, an 18.1% return on total capital over the last 10 years and a management that has earned shareholders 22.8% on retained earnings.
The strategy I base on Warren Buffett 's approach to investing likes Pacific Sunwear because it has a very strong brand name, strong earnings predictability (EPS rose in nine out of the last 10 years), no debt, 18.2% return on equity over the last 10 years, an 18.1% return on total capital over the last 10 years and a management that has earned shareholders 22.8% on retained earnings.
In other words, the company retained no earnings and probably had to finance its dividend payment in part with debt or equity.
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