The total value (unit of trading multiplied by number of contracts) of all contract lots traded on an exchange, for a specified period of time.
in U.S. accounting, is the number of times an asset is replaced during a financial period; often used in terms of inventory turnover or accounts receivable turnover. In securities, for either a portfolio or exchange, TURNOVER is the number of shares traded for a period as a percentage of the total shares. In Great Britain, TURNOVER means sales.
The total volume of shares traded as a percent of shares listed during a specific period. It could also mean the gross sales figures of a firm or a company.
The number of times that assets, such as inventory or accounts receivable, are replaced on average during the period.
The total amount of income received by a business during a specified period (usually a year).
The currency value of the stock traded or the total currency value of trade in a market for a period of time, usually one day. Turnover is used in contradistinction to volume of shares.
The number of times an inventory is sold in one year.
The percentage of all securities owned by a given mutual fund that were sold in the last year. For example, a turnover of 200% means that the entire portfolio of the
a) In relation to investment portfolios, the rate at which securities within a portfolio are exchanged for other securities of the same class; b) In relation to investment markets, the level of trading that occurs.
The number of times that the right or left foot strikes the ground in a given period of time.
value of sales of goods or services included in the accounts for an accounting period.
total amount of goods sold and other income received, by a company during an accounting period.
Inventory turnover is a measure of the time from receipt of inventory to its sale. It is found by dividing cost of sales by average inventory. Receivables turnover is a measure of the time it takes to collect receivables. It is found by dividing net credit sales by average net receivables. Employee turnover is the rate at which new employees replace old employees.
The extent to which the fund's portfolio is turned over during the course of a year. High turnover results in greater investment expenses and therefore in an erosion of the value of share assets.
Total invoiced sales for the period, net of VAT. UK sales, exports & overseas sales and inter-company sales will be included.
For a company, the ratio of annual sales to inventory; or equivalently, the fraction of a year that an average item remains in inventory. Low turnover is a sign of inefficiency, since inventory usually has a rate of return of zero. here also called inventory turnover. For a mutual fund, the number of times per year that an average dollar of assets is reinvested. see also accounts receivable turnover, asset turnover, capital turnover, portfolio turnover.
1/ The volume of shares traded in a specific period (e.g. a day) either for the market as a whole or for a specific company. 2/ A company's total sales figure for a year.
The broadest measure of a company's sales. Often the same as revenue, but sometimes very significantly greater.... more on: Turnover
The number of times staff leave and are replaced in a company.
The total of receipts in a given period.
a business's total sales revenue.
The total sales revenue of a business. The total value of securities traded on a stock exchange.
Or Turnover rate. The rate at which the total volume of the tank water is processed through the Filter system. Three or four times per hour is usually the minimum for a freshwater tank. Certain aquarium situations often require many times this basic turnover. See GPH.
The number of times a year that an asset or debt is cycled through the operation. The term can be used to describe activity in inventory, receivables, payables, working capital, or plant and equipment. (Turnover in personnel is not considered in financial analysis.) The norm varies greatly between industries. Fish merchants, for example, have to turn over their inventory many times a year. Heavy industry manufacturers have a small turnover of plant and equipment. (See also under Net Sales.)
the ratio of the number of workers that had to be replaced in a given time period to the average number of workers
the volume measured in dollars; "the store's dollar volume continues to rise"
The rate at which securities in a portfolio are bought and sold. A turnover rate of 100% indicates that in one year the fund manager has bought or sold securities with a value equal to the fund's portfolio value. High turnover rates indicate active buying and selling which can lead to higher than average transaction costs for the fund. Turnover can also generate higher taxes for investors since recognized gains are taxed at year-end, while gains on a stock that appreciates and is held are not taxed until the manager sells it. All things being equal, the lower the turnover rate, the better.
The volume of shares traded as a percentage of total shares listed during a specified period of time.
The daily trading volume in a company's shares.
Total dollar value of all executed transactions within a given period of time; volume.
The volume of trading measured by the number of shares traded and the value of share transactions.
the number of different vehicles parked at a specific parking space or facility during the study period. Parking turnover measures utilization.
in radio or television advertising, the frequency with which a particular program's audience changes over a period of time; see audience turnover and audience flow.
Also called turnover rate - The period of time (usually in hours) required to circulate a volume of water equal to the volume of water contained in the pool or spa. Pool capacity in gallons, divided by pump flow rate in gallons per minute (gpm), divided by 60 minutes in 1 hour, will give hours for 1 turnover. NDERDRAIN Also call filter laterals or lower collection system - Slotted, finger-like tubes that are attached to a sand filter manifold. The slots are on the bottom side to prevent the sand from passing through. Water comes into the filter tank, through the sand, into the underdrain, and then back to the pool.
The volume traded, or level of trading, over a specified period, usually daily or yearly.
The amount of money a company makes in sales.
The number of times the total inventory value is achieved in sales volume in a year. (Turns)
Broadly based on the number of times that working capital is replaced during a year. Accounts receivable turnover is total sales divided by the five-point average balance of customer receivables from sales of goods and services (trade receivables). Inventory turnover is total sales divided by a five-point average balance of inventories. See "Working Capital."
The rate at which securities within a portfolio are exchanged for other securities. It is the ratio of total purchases or sales (the lesser of the two for the evaluation period) to the average market value of the portfolio.
The volume of shares traded as a percentage of total shares listed on an exchange during a period, usually a day or a year. The same ratio is applied to individual securities and the portfolio of individual or institutional investors.
The process of losing some audience and gaining others during a program or time period. Measured as a ratio of audience cume divided by average audience.
The time it takes in hours for the total volume of water in a spa or pool to circulate. Calculated by: # of gallons in pool/spa divided by pump flow in gallons per minute, all divided by 60 minutes in 1 hour = hours for 1 turnover.
The period of time (usually in hours) required to circulate a volume of water equal to the volume of water contained in the spa. Spa capacity in gallons, divided by pump flow rate in gallons per minute (gpm), divided by 60 minutes in 1 hours, will give hours for 1 turnover. To go back to the top of this page click here nderwater light: A fixture designed to illuminate a spa from beneath the water's surface. acuum: This term can be used to define any number of devices that use suction to collect dirt from the bottom and sides of a spa.
The number of people who leave an organization during a set period of time (such as a year). The turnover rate is calculated as a percentage of the average number of employees during the same period.
Total amount bet on an event; total amount of bets for a particular period, day, week, month, year etc.
The daily trading volume in a companys shares.
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The number of times the total value of products stored in the distribution center at any one time is sold and replaced each year. Computed by dividing the annual cost of goods sold by average inventory on hand at cost.
The volume of business transacted in a particular company or in the market as a whole.
The amount of a company's sales during a given period, the total amount received by a company in the ordinary course of its business for goods and services supplied by it during a financial year.
Measures how long a fund holds on to the stocks it buys. The longer a mutual fund holds on to a stock and the less trading the fund does, the lower the turnover will be. Since a fund incurs costs every time it buys and sells stocks (just like you do), the lower the turnover, the lower the transaction costs incurred by the fund -- and the lower the capital gains taxes. Ideally, Fools like to see funds that practice the "buy and hold" method of investing -- those funds are the most index-like. Funds that have a turnover of 100% are essentially buying a completely new set of companies every year. Turnover should ideally be substantially lower than the mutual fund average of about 80%. Index funds have turnover as low as 5%.
A business's turnover is the total value of its sales over a particular period.
decimal Amount The total amount of capital exchanging hands.
The number of new legislators elected by voters to replace those who have left or been defeated in a given period of time. The ratio of this number to the total number of legislators.
Total revenue or income from sales.
The total amount of money which comes into a business from all sources.
The total money value of all executed transactions in a given time period; volume.
Turnover is the number of times that an average inventory of goods is sold during a fiscal year or some designated period. Care must be taken to ensure that the average inventory and net sales are both reduced to the same denominator; that is, divide inventory at cost into sales at cost or divide inventory at selling price into sales at selling price. Do not mix cost price with selling price. The turnover when accurately computed, is one measure of the efficiency of a business.
The number of times a swimmer's arms turn over (cycle) in a given distance or time during a race.
The trading receipts of a business.
The sales, or gross revenue, of the company during the financial period. This data is not appropriate to Banks or Insurance companies and is therefore not presented.
The amount of time it takes your pump to move all the water in your pool through the filter and back again. Usually, pools are designed for an eight hour turnover. NDERDRAIN: The lower collection system in a filter which directs filtered water back towards the pool. It also distributes water in reverse during backwashing. See laterals. ACUUM: Refers to the low pressure condition created in the suction line. Also refers to the cleaning process of sucking leaves, algae and debris from the pool floor.
Total sales income for a given period.
In accounting terms, the number of times an asset is replaced during a set period. In trading, the volume of shares traded on the exchange on a given day. In employment matters, turnover refers to the total number of employees divided by the number of employees replaced during a certain period. In the U.K., the term refers to a company's annual sales volume.
Rate of audience change for a particular program over a specified period of time.
The level of trading activity that occurred during the previous year.
Restated to comply with the new definition of net sales adopted by the Group in 2002 for the years 2000 and 2001.
A measurement of the trading activity which has taken place over a set period - usually a year - that is expressed as a percentage of the average total of the fund's assets
The total amount bet in a session of play. Also known as action.
1. In accounting, the number of times an asset is replaced during a financial period. 2. The number of shares traded for a period as a percentage of the total shares in a portfolio or of an exchange.
The number or volume of shares traded over a specific time period. The larger the turnover, the more commissions a broker will be making.
The percentage of staff that cease employment within a 12-month or other specified period. Turnover is calculated by dividing the number of staff who have left employment by the number of staff on the payroll.
The total money value of currency contracts traded is calculated by multiplying size by the number of contracts traded.
Movement for change of people, such as tenants. The sale of one average real estate inventory item within a specified time.
1) Syn: inventory turnover. 2) In the United Kingdom and certain other countries, annual sales volume.
(value of security purchases + value of security sales) / value of portfolio, for a specified time period.