If a company pays dividends on a stock, does that mean that the stock has appreciated in value? Why or why not? Yes, the payment of dividends indicates that a stock's value has increased. No, the payment of dividends indicates that a company has earned profits. Yes, the payment of dividends indicates that a company's assets have grown. No, the payment of dividends indicates that a company can repay investors.

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Maxwell Guerrero

26 February, 04:19

If a company pays dividends on a stock, does that mean that the stock has appreciated in value? Why or why not? Yes, the payment of dividends indicates that a stock's value has increased. No, the payment of dividends indicates that a company has earned profits. Yes, the payment of dividends indicates that a company's assets have grown. No, the payment of dividends indicates that a company can repay investors.

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Ashlee Huff · Answer 1

Answer choice B; No, the payment of dividends indicates that a company has earned profits.

Kaleigh Carrillo · Answer 2

The answer to this question is: No, the payment of dividends indicates that a company has earned profits.

---> Most property depreciates or decreases its value over time. When you say appreciated value, you would mean an increased value of a stock, of an asset or of a property. Appreciated value are sometimes used to see capital gains or taxes of properties.