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headline earnings

Hungarian translation: headline jovedelem/nyereseg


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English term or phrase:headline earnings
Hungarian translation:headline jovedelem/nyereseg
Entered by: Andrea Hanak
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14:03 Jul 11, 2006
English to Hungarian translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Finance (general) / finance
English term or phrase: headline earnings
He was delighted to report that headline earnings had increased by XXX% to $XXXm,...

(minutes taken at a company meeting)
S. Bercsenyi
Local time: 04:34
headline jovedelem/nyereseg
Explanation:
Kedves fordito,

Headline earnings - "A basis for measuring earnings per share implemented by the Institute of Investment Management and Research. This method accounts for all the profits and losses from operational, trading, and interest activities, that have been discontinued or acquired at any point during the year. Excluded from this figure are profits or losses associated with the sale or termination of discontinued operations, fixed assets or related businesses, or from any permanent devaluation or write off of their values.

Headline earnings provides a stringent measurement tool. Investors can use it to compare and contrast different companies according to the standard method of accounting for net income (and EPS). "

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/headlineearnings.asp

Headline-t nem forditanam le, hanem angolul hagynam.


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Note added at 51 mins (2006-07-11 14:54:47 GMT)
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Ebben a szovegkornyezetben az "earnings" a ceg bizonyos fajta, megpedig "headline" jovedelmere utal, nem fizetesekre.
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headline jovedelem/nyereseg


Explanation:
Kedves fordito,

Headline earnings - "A basis for measuring earnings per share implemented by the Institute of Investment Management and Research. This method accounts for all the profits and losses from operational, trading, and interest activities, that have been discontinued or acquired at any point during the year. Excluded from this figure are profits or losses associated with the sale or termination of discontinued operations, fixed assets or related businesses, or from any permanent devaluation or write off of their values.

Headline earnings provides a stringent measurement tool. Investors can use it to compare and contrast different companies according to the standard method of accounting for net income (and EPS). "

http://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/headlineearnings.asp

Headline-t nem forditanam le, hanem angolul hagynam.


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Note added at 51 mins (2006-07-11 14:54:47 GMT)
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Ebben a szovegkornyezetben az "earnings" a ceg bizonyos fajta, megpedig "headline" jovedelmere utal, nem fizetesekre.

Andrea Hanak
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Asker: Kedves Andrea! Köszönöm segítségét. üdvözlettel Bercsényi Sándor

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