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You cannot buy a share any longer. The last sale was in 1997. Current shareholders are only allowed to will them to relatives and heirs. Should you buy a share form a current shareholder you are only getting the certificate which will still be in the original shareholders name and they retain all ownership rights and voting privileges.
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You can't. The Green Bay Packers need to declare that they are selling stock to others before you can actually buy some, which they aren't doing. The last time they did that was in 1997 to improve Lambeau Field, their home stadium.
You can no longer purchase shares in the Green Bay Packers. They offer it for sale occasionally to make stadium improvements but it's offered at their discretion. The last sale was in 2012 and there is no date set for a future stock sale.
You can no longer purchase shares in the Green Bay Packers. They offer it for sale occasionally to make stadium improvements but it's offered at their discretion. The last sale was in 2012 and there is no date set for a future stock sale.
The Green Bay Packers organization is the only one who can sell stock. Once you buy it, you're stuck with it.
Only back to the green bay packers, it cannot be sold to other people like regular stock can
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Does a share of green bay packer stock have voting rights?
No
Can you transfer your green bay packer stock to your to your son?
Yes you can transfer your Packer Stock to any member of your immediate family.
Tunney Industires can issue perpetual preferred stock at a price of 47.50 per share The stock would pay a constant annual dividend of 3.80 a share What is the company's cost of preferred stock?
.80
Did Petron Corporation issue additional share of stock and dividends to all share holders from year 1998 up to the present?
Yes and No
How much did the Green Bay Packers receive for winning the first super bowl?
Stock in the Green Bay Packers does not pay a dividend, nor does it change in value. It should not be thought of as stock in the traditional sense, as it is not an investment that will ever be repaid.
What are the advantages and disanvantages of retained earningreducing stock and share issue?
umm no dont think so
In primary share market issue of new stock is called as?
ipo initial public offer
My corporation issue 2000 shares of no-par common stock at a cash price of 9.00 per share how do you journalize the issuance of the share?
Debit "Cash" for $18,000 and credit "Equity - Common Stock" for $18,000.
Do you have to be a resident of Green Bay to purchase shares for the Green Bay packers?
No, you don't have to live in green bay to be a shareholder. I purchased my share of stock when I lived in Robstown Texas.
What is the cost related to issuing new stock called?
The cost of issuing new stock is called "Share Issue Cost" or SIC. These costs are treated as an expense on the balance sheet.
What is the difference between a unit of stock and a share of stock?
No difference. A unit of stock is called a share.
Where to use the term member and where to use the term shareholder?
Corporations issue shares of stock, and would have "stock holders" or "share holders". LLCs are not corporations and do not issue stock. LLCs have member and would issue "certificates of membership" or "certificates of beneficial interest". Any reference to shareholders or stockholders in an LLC would be either from a confused individual or an attempt to confuse others.
