The phrase "average annual stock" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or inventory management to refer to the mean value of stock held over a year.
Example: "The average annual stock of the company has increased significantly over the past five years."
Alternatives: "mean yearly inventory" or "typical annual stock".
Folks figure that Lynch simply took the long-term average annual stock market return of 10% and decided 7% would be OK.
For investors, the best part of the U.S. and Japanese rapid-growth eras was that average annual stock appreciation outstripped economic expansion.
For investors, the best part of the U.S. and Japan rapid-growth eras was that average annual stock appreciation outstripped economic expansion.
Based on these three periods, the highest average annual stock returns were 4.6% per year with nominal inflation, or 2.1% in real terms.
To simulate the effects of a constant payout on investment returns and capital appreciation, we also assumed that the average annual stock returns paid a dividend from their annual gains or losses at a fixed rate of 5% ($5 million) of the initial $100 million investment value during the 2000s.
There was an increase in average annual stock out days in public facilities soon after abolition of cost sharing, which gradually reduced thereafter.
Average annual stocks out days were much higher in public facilities compared to PNFP facilities as shown in Figure 2.
Under ideal conditions, pastures with the improved pasture technology would be capable of supporting average annual stocking rates of 1.5 animals per hectare over a 20-year period.
The present study proposes an innovative, comprehensive and fully time-dependent probabilistic seismic risk framework, to evaluate the expected average annual loss for stocks of deteriorating bridge structures.
For example, research by Ibbotson Associates has found that since 1926 the average annual return on stocks has been 12.2percentt, compared with 5.7percentt for corporate bonds and 3.7percentt for short-term Treasury bills.
To be sure, in 2004, the average blue-chip domestic stock fund posted a total return of 10.6percentt, which was in line with the 10.4percentt average annual return for large stocks since 1926.
