what's a fully diluted equity?
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The term fully-diluted is usually used in connection with percentage ownership and refers to the percentage assuming that all outstanding options and warrants and convertible instruments are exercised. \n\nFor example, lets say Corporation A has issued 60 shares of Series A Preferred stock (convertible 1 to 1 to common), 30 shares of common stock and has granted options to buy up to 10 shares to various employees.  \n\nThe holders of Series A Preferred have an ownership percentage of what?  \n\nWell, just looking at the outstanding, they have 66 2/3% ownership, because they have 60/90 shares.\n\nHowever, ON A FULLY DILUTED BASIS, their equity represents only 60% because if you assumed all the employees exercised their options they would only hold 60 of 100 (60+30+10 shares exercised pursuant to options).
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(Market Value of home) - (debt, loans, etc)  = equity
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Assuming you have more than $125K equity in your house, you can talk alsmot any bank about an equity line or equity loan.  I like Washington Mutual myself...\n\nIf you DON'T have this much equity...well, you are out of luck.  \n\nBTW, my experience has been that deals which have short time limits are usually best left to pass.  If the time limit is due to an auction, for example, then you should have prepared much sooner.  If someone is giving you a "limited time offer" then you should probably laugh in their face.
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I believe the equity is created by the high demand for the Starbucks brand. They have been around for a long time and they have created a good reputation.
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This is a great question.\n\nVenture capital is normally thought of as an investment in a start-up business.  Generally, new companies look for venture capital when they are early stage and do not have access to catpial markets.\n\nPrivate equity on the other hand does not have to be early stage money.  It is money invested in companies in pretty much all stages.  (You read about private equity companies taking public companies private, for example).\n\nHope that helps.
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Assets = liabilities + equity\n\nThis formula works because a firm will have certain assets, and anything that they don't owe is value for the shareholders.\n\nFor example, on a company with pure cash of 10 dollars.  If the liabilities are 5 dollars, then the leftover 5 is value to the person who owns the company.  Theoretically, if the company got sold at 100% efficiency, there would be 5 dollars left, so the owners have a total value of that 5 dollars.
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Could be a municiple or gov't bond or note, or private debt instrument issued by a corporation, like GM, as opposed to an "equity, like a stock.\n   It is a marketable debt obligation that is not predominantly speculative in nature. "Investment" grade is a rating, and therefore, the instrument is registered and offered and sold pursuant to SEC rules, and can be sold with reasonable promptness at a price that corresponds to its fair value.
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sweat equity\nDefinition\n\nEquity acquired by a company's executives on favorable terms, to reflect the value the executives have added and will continue to add to the company.
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Equity Index life insurance are permanent insurance policies where the interest rate credited to the policy is tied to a stock market index, much like an index annuity offers.  Indiannapolis Life, Amerus Life are 2 companies that I know of that offer this type of policy..Good luck and don't forget to read the fine print.
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In the US that is called a cash-out refi.  You refinance your mortgage and take equity cash out.  Do you have much equity?
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Usually you have two options of receiving the dividend, via cash balance or reinvesting the amount.  I'm not sure what the 0.07 represents in your question.  If it is the shared bought by reinvesting the dividend, you now have 965.07 shares.
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A Home Equity Loan is a type of home mortgage.\n\nPoints (also called loan origination fees, loan charges, or loan discount fees) generally must be deducted over the life of the loan, unless they fit certain guidelines.  To be deductible, they must be paid solely for the use of the money. \n\nTo be fully deductible in the year paid, the deduction can not exceed the number of points typically charged in an area.  The loan must be secured by your main home and residence (not income property), and can not be rolled over into the loan.  They must be paid up-front, and clearly labeled on documents you receive from the lender.  Also, the funds must be used to buy or build a new home, or make improvements to your main home.  \n\nIf you took out a home equity loan and bought a car with some of the funds, or paid off credit cards, for example, the loan would qualify as home equity debt, or home equity mortgage loan.  It's possible the interest paid could be fully deductible, but the points would have to be deducted over the life of the loan.\n\nAlso, points are only deductible (on schedule A) if you itemize.  \n\nPrepaid interest is generally deducted over the life of the loan.
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How much cash are you putting in and how much equity are you willing to part with?
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Yes, if you are buying it and have equity in it.
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It's a fifty/fifty split.  But God gets a higher percentage if he reinvests in the company.  It's impossible to explain, and that is the beauty of it.
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When you look at a balance sheet, you will see an entry called "Minority Interest".  This refers to the equity of the minority shareholders in a company's subsidiaries.
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What do want to know? Look at ratio of debt to equity--the more debt the greater the risk if earnings are poor but if earnings are good the equity owner will do very well. the interest on debt must be paid whereas a dividend doesn't.