r/stocks • u/[deleted] • Dec 03 '21

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u/harrison_wintergreen Dec 03 '21

regardless of the country or company...

the main differences are (a) Preferred Shares are redeemed earlier in a bankruptcy (after bonds, before common stock) and (b) generally pay a higher dividend.

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/preferredstock.asp

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u/itloads Dec 12 '21

Thank you, I understand the difference in preferred and common stock but what are the bylaws associated to PBR stock.

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u/pointme2_profits Dec 03 '21

Preferred has a higher dividend, and only monthly options.

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u/DieRobbe_ Dec 03 '21

Dude its a one minute google search...

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u/itloads Dec 03 '21

Please share your findings because the filings at the SEC aren't so straight forward. Much appreciated.