The phrase "amount of common stock" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial or investment contexts to refer to the quantity or total value of common stock held or issued by a company.
Example: "The company reported an increase in the amount of common stock available for purchase this quarter."
Alternatives: "quantity of common stock" or "total common stock".
* Coopervision Inc. filed $150 million of units through Drexel Burnham Lambert; each consists of a senior subordinated debenture due in 1998 and an undisclosed amount of common stock.
Other major banks could find themselves in a similar position in the coming weeks if a new "stress test" that examines their ability to cope with rising losses shows they do not have sufficient capital, or the right amount of common stock, to appease regulators.
* U.S. Steel Corp. is issuing 49.45 million European Currency Units of 8percentt Eurobonds due in 1995 at 100 1/2 through Goldman Sachs International Corp. * Unitel Corp. filed 5,000 units through Eastlake Securities; each consists of $1,000 of subordinated convertible debentures and an undisclosed amount of common stock.
Filter Dynamics Internation al, which has acquired four companies in the last three weeks, added another one to its roster yesterday when it acquired the Sun Battery Com pany of Santa Ana, Calif., mak er of car batteries for the re placement market, for an undis closed amount of common stock.
That guideline, analysts say, could force at least a handful of banks, including several regional lenders, to sell large amounts of common stock to the government or private investors.
The total payment of common stock dividenes is $42,879,894.
The amount and timing of each sale of common stock will be at TiVo's discretion, the filing said.
And all they ask is a small amount of equity in the form of common stock.
For the holders of common stock, the loss will amount to $8 million a year.
Permit investments (such as the purchase of common stock or bonds of other companies), loans, or advances to exceed a specific dollar amount outstanding.
