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shares outstanding

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A quick definition of shares outstanding:

Shares outstanding refer to the number of shares of a company's stock that are currently owned by investors and have not been bought back by the company. These shares give the owners the right to vote on important company decisions and to receive a portion of the company's profits in the form of dividends. The total number of shares outstanding can affect the value of a company's stock and its overall market performance.

A more thorough explanation:

Shares outstanding refer to the total number of shares of a company's stock that are currently owned by investors and have not been repurchased by the company. This number is important because it is used to calculate important financial ratios like earnings per share and market capitalization.

For example, if a company has issued 1 million shares of stock and 100,000 of those shares have been repurchased by the company, then the number of shares outstanding is 900,000.

Knowing the number of shares outstanding can help investors understand the value of their investment in a company. If a company has a high number of shares outstanding, it may be more difficult for the stock price to increase because there are more shares to be bought and sold. On the other hand, if a company has a low number of shares outstanding, it may be easier for the stock price to increase because there are fewer shares available.

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ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
19:50
Anyway joke's on them, they're in Evanston not Chicago
20:07
actually northwestern law is in downtown chicago
20:07
it’s actually more chicago than UChi lol
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Northwestern has a goated location, right by navy pier . But Northwestern's main campus is beatiful and in Evanston (goated location but different reasons)
esoterica
21:30
I like northwestern law location a lot but I did a self guided tour there and this 3L I met told me that if I want to do public interest I shouldn't go there bc career services provides no support
MrThickRopes
0:37
I fukcking
MrThickRopes
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really loved this girk
MrThickRopes
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girl
MrThickRopes
0:38
but legislation preventented me from saying so
MrThickRopes
0:38
he is perfect. she would be perfect before m after, or diuring if he was in charge
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is he perfect?
@MrThickRopes: Careful Mr. ThickRopes. I once wrote a love letter to a girl and it was used against me in court. Best not to tell women how you really feel about them. Might get accused of Rape. Oh my God I am so Horny. Haven't fucked in 6 years now. Man oh man!
^^^^^^^^^ Imagine that shit gets presented in court and your boomer judge who doesn't understand A.I. does not surpress it. Good god!
I thought about this more. You know, if you were still in high school. The time it is easiest to start a relationship, I would say yes. Tell her how you feel. Any woman post undergrad though, nah don't risk it. Wait to see how she turns out as a person at 25 at the very minimum. You probably dodged a bullet.
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alexa play marvin gaye
globalcitizen
9:58
These are the kinda freaks collecting 100% disability , we work hard everyday to subsidize these buffoons
@ParallelAgreeableOrangutan: I am too that’s why I’m a Tulane crashout rn
18:54
yall we didn’t have to report if we were the complaining party in a criminal case right for character and fitness
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omg i’m scared
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like if i sued my ex for whoopin my azz
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Red flag
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suing someone for being a little freaky 🤪 💀
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LMAO CRAZY
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@esoterica: thanks 🙏 it was a bad joke
how can I look up data on are applicants on here?
It depends how they phrased the question. Some questions just ask if you've ever been charged
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