Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...prospects for still better earnings and dividends to come. The "cashflow' of U.S. industry is enormous-money which does not show up in earnings because it is used for fast tax amortization. General Motors' cash flow in 1954 was $11.72 per share v. $0.08 reported as net profit; U.S. Steel's $8.19 against the net of $6.45. Overall for 1954 cash-flow earnings for the stocks in the Dow-Jones industrial average were more than 50% higher than reported earnings...
Thus, as new plants and facilities are paid off, more and more of industry's cash flow will show up as net profit. Even if business levels off or turns down slightly, dividends may rise. By 1959 economists predict that dividends may well increase by 50% to a total $16 billion annually...
Fred Lombardi of La Flamme Barber Shop felt that the rise would not really affect the net pay of his barbers, who work on a strict commission basis. "Now," he said, "instead of fifteen customers a day each barber may get only ten. The difference will be that we work less...
...Later, he put the two strangers up for the night, paid their entrance fee, lent them a Lincoln convertible, helped them out with a little pocket money, and was even kind enough to take care of their caddie fees. They responded by winning the tournament with net scores of 57 and 58, a total of 27 under...
...Corporations continued to set earnings records for 1955's first 9 months. American Tobacco reported a net of $38,440,000, up 21% over last year; Eastern Airlines netted $4,748,089, up 16½%; Sinclair Oil earned $18,336,756, a 12% rise above a year ago; American Radiator earned $13,637,000, up 11%; Chrysler netted $70,637,012 v. $3,724,383 last year...