Preferred stocks are hybrid instruments with some bond-like and some equity-like characteristics. Like bonds, they rank above common stocks in a company’s capital structure, making them less risky ...

Assuming a 3% annual dividend growth, would Enbridge’s common shares have a higher perceived value than the company’s preferreds over the next 5 years? Enbridge common shares yield 7.52% after the ...

Alpine Income Property Trust (PINE) analysis: 18%+ total return since August, preferred issuance boosts capital, and why PINE ...

Default risk refers to the possibility that a company may fail to meet its financial obligations, such as paying dividends or repaying debt. When a company that has issued common stock defaults, the ...

Numerous types of private securities are being sold to investors via online investment platforms. Investment crowdfunding has opened up a new market for all investors – including non-accredited ...

An easy way to conceptualize the difference between common stock and preferred stock is to think of common stock as a general admission ticket, and preferred stock as a VIP pass. As its name suggests, ...

Nippon Sheet Glass Company ( ($JP:5202) ) has issued an update. Nippon Sheet Glass has disclosed that Japan Industrial Solutions Fund II, a holder ...