j*a
2 楼
哎，没人理，只好自己google了
It is obviously not technically possible for any shareholder or category of
shareholder to hold more than 100% of a company's outstanding shares.
Therefore, when you see investment information websites reporting
institutional holdings exceeding the 100% mark, something is wrong with the
data. There are two likely sources that are responsible for the reporting
errors.
First, the figures in an institution's report correspond to an "
institutional holdings date". These can differ somewhat among the various
institutions holding a company's stock, resulting in differences that could
impact the reported percentage for institutional holdings. The data
presented is updated monthly with an approximate lag of four weeks. As a
result, even a slight imprecision in the reporting dates among one or more
institutions could throw off the count.
Second, we checked with Ownership Analyzer, which provides data on
institutional investors' holdings. Here's our summary of their take on the
most likely cause of distorted institutional holdings percentages:
Let's say that XYZ Company has 20 million shares outstanding and Institution
A owns all 20 million. In a shorting transaction, Institution B borrows 5
million of these shares from Institution A and sells them to Institution C.
If both A and C claim ownership of the shares shorted by B, the
institutional ownership of XYZ could be reported as 25 million shares (20 +
5), or 125% (25/20).
In cases where reported institutional ownership exceeds 100%, actual
institutional ownership would have to be very high. While somewhat imprecise
, this conclusion helps investors determine the degree of the impact that
institutional purchases and sales could have on a company's stock.
Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/07/institutional_holdings.asp#ixzz1jCZmAzcR
It is obviously not technically possible for any shareholder or category of
shareholder to hold more than 100% of a company's outstanding shares.
Therefore, when you see investment information websites reporting
institutional holdings exceeding the 100% mark, something is wrong with the
data. There are two likely sources that are responsible for the reporting
errors.
First, the figures in an institution's report correspond to an "
institutional holdings date". These can differ somewhat among the various
institutions holding a company's stock, resulting in differences that could
impact the reported percentage for institutional holdings. The data
presented is updated monthly with an approximate lag of four weeks. As a
result, even a slight imprecision in the reporting dates among one or more
institutions could throw off the count.
Second, we checked with Ownership Analyzer, which provides data on
institutional investors' holdings. Here's our summary of their take on the
most likely cause of distorted institutional holdings percentages:
Let's say that XYZ Company has 20 million shares outstanding and Institution
A owns all 20 million. In a shorting transaction, Institution B borrows 5
million of these shares from Institution A and sells them to Institution C.
If both A and C claim ownership of the shares shorted by B, the
institutional ownership of XYZ could be reported as 25 million shares (20 +
5), or 125% (25/20).
In cases where reported institutional ownership exceeds 100%, actual
institutional ownership would have to be very high. While somewhat imprecise
, this conclusion helps investors determine the degree of the impact that
institutional purchases and sales could have on a company's stock.
Read more: http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/07/institutional_holdings.asp#ixzz1jCZmAzcR
B*o
3 楼
Is that the only reason?
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