Legal Definition and Related Resources of Watering stock
Meaning of Watering stock
Fictitiously increasing the capital stock of a corporation. It is commonly done when the ordinary profits exceed an ordinary return on the investment, and as much new stock is then issued as will reduce the rate of earnings to normal. See Watered Stock.
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- Dividend
- Stock
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