SEC Monthly Statistical Review, Volume 35U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, 1976 - Securities |
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76 PERIOD COVERED Activity rate American Depository Receipts AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE AMEX ANNUAL SUMMARY billion Bonds Bonds Bonds Bonds F&RE Bonds Mfg Bonds Trans CALENDAR YEAR 1975 Canadian National Railway Churchill Falls Commission COMMON STOCK CONVERTIBLE BOND Corp CORPORATE OFFERINGS COVERED PAGE NUMBER EFFECTIVE REGISTRATIONS ENDING PAGE NUMBER ESTIMATED GROSS PROCEEDS EXPLANATORY NOTES Friday included INDUSTRY ESTIMATED GROSS insurance companies interquartile range Investment Company MARKET VALUE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS Monday NON-INSURED PENSION FUNDS NUMBER PERIOD COVERED NUMBER QUARTER 1-1975 NYSE MEMBER FIRMS ODD-LOT SHARE VOLUME OFFERINGS BY INDUSTRY OFFERINGS TABLES PACE NUMBER percent PERIOD COVERED PAGE PERIOD ENDING PREFERRED STOCK private placements PROCEEDS FROM PRIMARY Purchases Sales ROUND-LOT AND ODD-LOT ROUND-LOT SHARE VOLUME SECONDARY OFFERINGS SECURITIES ACT SELECTED STOCK MARKET SEMI-ANNUAL SUMMARY STOCK BY INDUSTRY STOCK MARKET INDICATORS Thursday Total Short trading Tuesday U.S. STOCK EXCHANGES voting trust Wednesday York Stock Exchange ост
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Page 300 - Year-end data through 1958 are based on Statistics of Income, covering virtually all corporations in the United States. Statistics of Income data may not be strictly comparable from year to year because of changes in the tax laws, basis for filing returns, and processing the data for compilation purposes. All interim quarterly data, and...
Page 394 - The later records, for the years 1 977 to present, include additional detailed data on underwriter's name, spread, reallowances and selected financial data relating to the issuing firm. The computer tape of the ROS File has been provided to the National Archives and Records Service of the General Services Administration. Copies of the ROS File tape and related documentation are available for purchase from that agency. Interested parties can make arrangements with the Archives to obtain the computer...
Page 264 - Reports of those exchanges marked with an asterisk cover transactions cleared during the calendar month; clearances occur for the most part within five days of the execution of a trade. Reports for other exchanges cover transactions effected on trade dates falling within the report month. The variance introduced by these two different methods of aggregating the data is not considered to be significant and accordingly all registered exchanges are aggregated and reported in monthly summaries. Stock...
Page 41 - During the first three quarters of 1975, private noninsured pension funds, open-end investment companies, life insurance companies and property-liability insurance companies purchased $27.0 billion of common stock and sold $23.7 billion, resulting in net purchases of $3.3 billion.
Page 490 - Other industry group is comprised of agriculture, contruc tion, wholesale and retail trade, and all service activities other than financial services. The security types used in the offerings tables are Bonds, Preferred Stock and Common Stock.
Page 348 - ... billion. Block Transactions on the New York Stock Exchange The volume of block transactions on the NYSE (involving 10,000 or more shares) is considered an indicator of institutional trading. During the initial quarter of 1976, block transactions totaled $8.1 billion as compared to $5.0 billion a year earlier.
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