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Article: IN 1991, AT LEAST 22 SECURITY ISSUERS HAND OUT BONUS SHARES
- Article from:
- Indonesian Commercial Newsletter
- Article date:
- September 28, 1992
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Investments in securities traded in the capital market offer two benefits in the form of dividends and capital gains. However, they are affected by economic developments and speculation.
When the economy is warming up, investment sectors, including the capital market, attract investors. In a favorable economic condition, security issuers are expected to do well, which will enable security investors to receive bigger dividends. As a result, in such circumstances many security purchases take place, causing security prices to go up and increasing capital gains on securities.
On the other and, when the economy is cooling off, investors' interest in securities ...