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Beginning 1963:Q1, stocks outstanding are FOF staff estimate based on data compiled by and purchased from Standard and Poor's Compustat, total of Investments and Advances - Equity Method and Investments and Advances - Other for nonfinancial corporations.``Capital gains are computed using the quarterly S&P 500 stock return. Unadjusted transactions are the change in the stocks outstanding less capital gains less any other changes in volume. Data for the most recent ten years show no significant seasonality.