Sentence examples for a share traded from inspiring English sources

American Skiing, which went public at $18 a share, traded at $1.05 on Sept. 10.

"Any prominent footballer is just a share traded on the football stock market," Richmond Duff, a lawyer, told a reporter for The New York Times last night in an interview at the Builder's Arms pub in London.

His preference is for the H-shares of Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong, since companies listing there have more stringent reporting requirements than companies' A-shares traded on the mainland exchanges.

If the Class A shares trade around $450 (after the split/C issuance) and the C shares trade at a 4.5 percent discount during the year (or $429.75 per share), then investors expect a payment of: 80 percent times $450 times 4.5 percent = $16.20.

There are two sorts of broking commissions: the usual percentage of a share trade and "soft" commissions.

A share trading at 100p may need to be bought at 101p, from which your winnings and losses are calculated.

The company has a market capitalization of $5.39 billion, and its stock, at $280.25 a share, trades at a 10percentt premium to its book value.

Barclays also announced that it will cut about 1,200 jobs in investment banking worldwide and close a share trading operation in Asia.

Pabrai is long gone, but the stock, at $29 a share, trades at a cheap five times trailing earnings.

Phillips recently announced a proposed merger with Conoco, which at $26 a share trades at a 20% discount to Murti's valuation estimate.

The average A-share trades at a still-expensive 25 times earnings, even when precisely the same asset, listed in Hong Kong or New York, is priced at half that.