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On behalf of: He wrote the name of the owner of a particular effecton the securities certificate as a sign of ownership of securities.
Top Performance: Not ditunjukannya name of the owner of thesecurities, so anyone who brings such effects can be admitted andlegally become the owner of the securities (like money).
Capital Gain: Profit obtained because of the difference betweenpurchase price and sale price of securities. If the differences arenegative (loss) is called the capital loss.
Corporate Action: An action / decision of a public company thatwould affect the interests of shareholders, such as dividend, bonus shares, stock split, rights issue, etc..
Delisted (delisting): Removal from the list of securities listed on theStock Exchange so that securities can not be traded on theExchange.
Dilution: Decrease the percentage of ownership of a company'sshareholders as a result of increasing the number of sharesoutstanding.
Cash Dividends: The profits distributed to shareholders in the formof money.
Stock Dividends: The profits are distributed to pemeganga sharesin the form of shares.
Investment Advisor: A person or company who received official permission from Bapepam to act as a giver of advice to ordinaryinvestors who want to invest their capital in hopes of obtainingadequate income.
Public Company: The Company, whose shares have been ownedat least by 300 shareholders and has a paid up capital of at leastRp. 3,000,000,000 (3 billion dollars) or a number of shareholdersand paid-up capital determined by Government Regulation.
Listed Companies: Companies whose shares are listed orregistered and can be traded on a Stock Exchange.
Dilution: Decrease the percentage of ownership of a company'sshareholders as a result of increasing the number of sharesoutstanding.
Cash Dividends: The profits distributed to shareholders in the formof money.
Stock Dividends: The profits are distributed to pemeganga sharesin the form of shares.
Investment Advisor: A person or company who received official permission from Bapepam to act as a giver of advice to ordinaryinvestors who want to invest their capital in hopes of obtainingadequate income.
Public Company: The Company, whose shares have been ownedat least by 300 shareholders and has a paid up capital of at leastRp. 3,000,000,000 (3 billion dollars) or a number of shareholdersand paid-up capital determined by Government Regulation.
Listed Companies: Companies whose shares are listed orregistered and can be traded on a Stock Exchange.
Rights Issue (Rights Issue): One form of increased paid-up capitalof a company.
Bonus Shares: Shares are distributed free of charge to shareholders based on the number of shares owned.
Retained Earnings: The accumulated results of operations aftertaking into account the periodic distribution of dividends andincome correction ago period.
Suspension: The temporary postponement of a stock trading onthe Stock Exchange, which caused demand for the issuer itself orthe Exchange's decision in order to provide protection to investorsor may be due to the imposition of sanctions by the Exchange toan Issuer.
Exchange Transactions: Transactions are conducted by members of the Stock Exchange as stated in the form of a contractagreement with the Stock Exchange. The contract includes: sale and purchase of the Securities Lending and Borrowing Securities;other agreements regarding Securities / Stock price.
Non-Exchange Transactions: Securities transactions areconducted outside the stock exchange and is not regulated by thestock exchange
Warrants: Securities issued by a company that gave rights to theholders of securities to order / purchase company stock at a certain price after 6 months or more. In addition to common stockissued, warrants can also be issued along with bonds.
Bonus Shares: Shares are distributed free of charge to shareholders based on the number of shares owned.
Retained Earnings: The accumulated results of operations aftertaking into account the periodic distribution of dividends andincome correction ago period.
Suspension: The temporary postponement of a stock trading onthe Stock Exchange, which caused demand for the issuer itself orthe Exchange's decision in order to provide protection to investorsor may be due to the imposition of sanctions by the Exchange toan Issuer.
Exchange Transactions: Transactions are conducted by members of the Stock Exchange as stated in the form of a contractagreement with the Stock Exchange. The contract includes: sale and purchase of the Securities Lending and Borrowing Securities;other agreements regarding Securities / Stock price.
Non-Exchange Transactions: Securities transactions areconducted outside the stock exchange and is not regulated by thestock exchange
Warrants: Securities issued by a company that gave rights to theholders of securities to order / purchase company stock at a certain price after 6 months or more. In addition to common stockissued, warrants can also be issued along with bonds.
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