Stock Turnover: Definition and additional resources from BNET
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Business Definition for: Stock Turnover

  • the total value of stock sold in a year divided by the average value of goods held in stock. This checks that cash is not tied up in stock for too long, losing its value over time.

Additional Resources

Individual investors, electronic trading and turnover
ABSTRACT We examine how changes in individual investors' cost for information and trading costs affect stock turnover, i.e., the portion of outstanding stock that trades during a specific period of time. We also test how individual investors with relatively short investment horizons affect turnover. We find that stock turnover...
Tags: commission, deviation, DJIA, equity, FINANCE, financial, Investment, investor, Nasdaq Stock Market Inc., New York Stock Exchange, regression, stock, turnover
Research articles 2006-05-01
The effect of financial institution objectives on equity turnover
ABSTRACT We examine the share and dollar turnover on the New York Stock Exchange and on NASDAQ and find that investor objectives affect their contribution to stock turnover. We control for transactions costs and information previously identified as factors affective turnover to determine how different investment objectives of financial...
Tags: Benefits, equity, estate, FINANCE, financial, Insurance, Investment, investor, Nasdaq Stock Market Inc., New York Stock Exchange, stock, turnover
Research articles 2005-09-01
The Right Way to Measure Turnover
When the economy turns around next year, retention will almost instantly go from being a non-issue to a major issue. Hence, it is recommend that senior HR manager immediately revisit and rethink the way they report turnover. Simply reporting turnover as a percentage of the workforce hides the truth. The...
Tags: Truth, Turnover, Performance Management, Workforce Management, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources
White papers 2003-10-06
Turnover Prediction Mapping
The Human Resource Department doesn’t have to have a crystal ball to predict future turnover. If they conduct both employee satisfaction surveys and exit interviews, they can create a customized map that tells you exactly which areas within your organization can expect future turnover and what the cause of that...
Tags: Turnover
White papers 2002-01-01
Why is Inventory turnover important?
This article is about how to calculate Inventory Turnover . It also includes information, how companies should calculate inventory turnover separately for every product line in every warehouse. This will allow them to identify situations in which their inventory is not providing an adequate return on their investment. To improve...
Tags: Finance, Managerial Accounting, Marketing, Enterprise Software, Software, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Investment, Product Marketing, Channel Management, Roi/Tco, Inventory Turnover
White papers 1997-01-01
Fidelity to offer new stock in bid to stem senior employee turnover
BOSTON -- Fidelity Investments plans to issue a new class of preferred stock to senior employees in part to stem turnover that's occurred in the company's portfolio manager ranks over the past year.
Tags: Fidelity Investments, stock
Research articles 1997-02-11
Stop The Revolving Door Of Employee Turnover
The challenge and cost of employee turnover is one of the most discussed, most frustrating and most misunderstood problems businesses face. Employee turnover often begins with a poor hiring decision. When we hire someone who is a poor job fit, we have already begun an almost inevitable course that will...
Tags: Hiring, Turnover, Employee Turnover, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources, Workforce Management
White papers 2008-01-01
Hold On to Your Most Important Asset: Staff Members
We all know the cost of turnover is extremely high. In today's low unemployment/high technology world, turnover costs keep growing. Article lists practices those are key to reducing turnover rates, especially among high-performing employees. In taking stock, businesses need far more than the traditional operating data collected such as turnover...
Tags: Finance, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Asset, Asset Management, Investment, HR.com
White papers 2003-01-01
Thai stock exchange aims to raise daily turnover to 24 billion baht.
Bangkok Post, Thailand Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Oct. 29--The Stock Exchange of Thailand has announced an ambitious target of raising daily trading turnover to 24 billion baht and drawing 90 new listings to the market in 2005. For the first...
Tags: Bangkok Post, FINANCE, Investment, stock, Thailand, turnover
Research articles 2004-10-29
Turning Over Turnover
This paper applies a methodology of for decomposing large panel data into systematic and idiosyncratic components to both returns and turnover. Combining the methodology with a generalized-least-squares-based principal components procedure, the paper demonstrates that this approach works well for both returns and turnover despite the presence of severe heteroscedasticity and...
Tags: Yale University, Turnover, Investment, Finance
White papers 2004-11-01
Finders Keepers: Turnover Is Expensive, Lowering It Doesn't Have to Be
Companies that experience high rates of employee turnover will likely find that it's not salary issues that cause workers to walk out the door. Instead, employees are looking for benefits, training, and flexibility. Not only do employers suffer lower productivity when there is a high turnover rate, but it's also...
Tags: CFO Publishing Corp., Turnover, Benefits, Workforce Management, Human Resources
White papers 2006-02-15
Thai Brokerage Tops Rivals in Trading Turnover.
Bangkok Post, Thailand Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 6--Kim Eng Securities led local brokers in August with trading turnover of 26.3 billion baht, or 10.61 percent of the market total, according to the Stock Exchange of Thailand. In second place...
Tags: ABN AMRO, Bangkok Post, FINANCE, Investment, Thailand, turnover
Research articles 2002-09-06
The Turnover Myth
Minimizing churn has long been an article of faith for many workforce executives, but others actively manage turnover for maximum financial return. They drive it up when it is too low, push it down when it is too high, and understand its true costs and benefits. Like many workforce trends,...
Tags: Crain Communications Inc., Turnover, Workforce, Workforce Management, Recruitment & Selection, Human Resources
White papers 2005-06-01
Stock Exchange of Thailand Hit by Uncertainties about New Rules.
By Nuntawun Polkuamdee, Bangkok Post, Thailand Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 19--Thai shares dropped 0.87 percent on sluggish turnover yesterday as investors mulled the impact new restrictions on same-day net settlement trades would have on market sentiment. The Stock...
Tags: Bangkok Post, CalPERS, FINANCE, Investment, stock, Thailand, turnover
Research articles 2004-02-19
Pickup in Stock Exchange of Thailand Turnover Lifts Security Index.
By Nuntawun Polkuamdee, Bangkok Post, Thailand Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Sep. 18--The huge pickup in daily turnover on the Stock Exchange of Thailand has helped boost shares of local securities companies on expectations of stronger brokerage and investment banking revenues for ...
Tags: Bangkok Post, brokerage, FINANCE, Investment, security, stock, Thailand
Research articles 2003-09-18
Turnover, Layoffs and Buyouts
It has been seen that turnover is not always bad. There is an optimal “mix” of experience for this. The firm should lay off for young workers with little investment and also older workers where high productivity is in the past. However, there are some issues relating to this. Some...
Tags: University Of Illinois, Layoff, Turnover, Corporate Governance, Workforce Management, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Human Resources
Presentations 2002-12-01
Are CEOs Hunkering Down?
Are C-Suites hunkering down? Or perhaps the storm hasn't hit just yet? With all the turmoil (at this writing the Dow was down more than 500 points), it may be a surprise to learn that executive turnover is actually slowing. That's the consensus of a Libernum Research Services...
Tags: Turnover, Corporate Governance, Financial Accounting, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Finance, Peter Galuszka
Blog posts 2008-10-06
Thai Analyst Expects Listed Firms to Do Well on Stock Exchange of Thailand.
By Nuntawun Polkuamdee, Bangkok Post, Thailand Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 8--Listed companies are expected to post continued strong performance for the first quarter, according to Sathit Wannasilpin, research head at Capital Nomura Securities. Securities firms, however, were expected...
Tags: Bangkok Post, FINANCE, Investment, Mortgages, stock, Thailand, turnover
Research articles 2003-04-08
PTT Plc Shares Fuel Massive Turnover.
By Krissana Parnsoonthorn, Bangkok Post, Thailand Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 7--Shares of PTT Plc dominated the market yesterday on their first day of trade, rising 2.14 percent in price and helping push market turnover to an 11-month high. ...
Tags: Bangkok Post, FINANCE, Investment, investor, IPO, stock, turnover
Research articles 2001-12-07
Morningstar Column.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
Nov. 27--It only seems as if fund managers don't fall in love anymore. The average domestic-stock fund has a turnover rate of 113 percent. Yet some managers have been going steady with the same stock for years and years. Nov. 27--It only seems as...
Tags: Morningstar Inc.
Research articles 2000-11-27