Percentage of earnings retained

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a. 1. Percentage of Earnings Retained =  Net income - all dividends / net income

 

2011

2010

2009

Net income (A)

Less:

 Common dividends

 Preferred dividends

(B)

(A) - (B) = (C)

(C) ÷ (A)

$31,200,000

 

21,700,000

       910,000

$22,610,000

8,590,000

27.53%

$30,600,000

 

19,500,000

       910,000

$20,410,000

10,190,000

33.30%

$29,800,000

 

18,360,000

       910,000

$19,270,000

10,530,000

35.34%

     2.  Price/Earnings Ratio =          Market Price per Share             

                                           Fully Diluted Earnings per Share

2011

 

2010

 

2009

 

                                                              $12.80          $14.00          $16.30

                                                               $1.12            $1.20            $1.27

                                                            = 11.43         = 11.67         = 12.83

    3. Dividend Payout =   Dividends per Common Share         

                                     Fully Diluted Earnings per Share

2011

 

2010

 

2009

 

                                                             $0.90            $0.85            $0.82

                                                             $1.12            $1.20            $1.27

                                                           = 80.36%      = 70.83%      = 64.57%

    4.  Dividend Yield  =    Dividends per Common Share      

                                   Market Price per Common Share

2011

 

2010

 

2009

 

                                                              $0.90            $0.85            $0.82  

                                                              $12.80          $14.00          $16.30

 

                                                             = 7.03%       = 6.07%       = 5.03%

                                                         Total Stockholders' Equity -

    5. Book Value per Share =                  Preferred Stock Equity                   

                                              Number of Common Shares Outstanding

 

2011

 

2010

 

2009

 

Total assets

Less:

  Liabilities

  Stockholders' equity

Less:

  Nonredeemable preferred

    stock

  (A) Common stock equity

  (B) Shares outstanding

       end of year

 

  (A) ÷ (B)

$1,280,100,000

 

    (800,400,000)

479,700,000

 

 

      (15,300,000)

$   464,400,000

 

24,280,000

 

$19.13

$1,267,200,000

 

    (808,500,000)

458,700,000

 

 

      (15,300,000)

$   443,400,000

 

23,100,000

 

$19.19

$1,260,400,000

 

    (799,200,000)

461,200,000

 

 

      (15,300,000)

$   445,900,000

 

22,500,000

 

$19.82

b. The percentage of earnings retained is reduced. The related ratio, dividend payout, is hence increasing. The P/E ratio has been stable. The dividend yield has increased and is high. The Market price per share is below the book value. It seems that stock is purchased for high dividend and not for growth potential.

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