The phrase "a surging share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rapidly increasing portion or percentage of something, often in a financial or market context.
Example: "The company's stock has seen a surging share in the market, attracting the attention of investors."
Alternatives: "a rising share" or "an increasing share".
Richard Fortin, cofounder of Couche-Tard, is now a billionaire thanks to the company's surging share price.
Roquemore is among the small but surging share of Americans who identify themselves as "lower class". Last year, a record 8.4% of Americans put themselves in that category — more than at any other time in the four decades that the question has been asked on the General Social Survey, a project of the independent research organization Norc at the University of Chicago.
The company's surging share price stands to make him very, very rich.
On BBC Radio 4 this morning, Business Secretary Vince Cable played down the significance of RMG's surging share price.
Stock options and grants certainly encourage employees to stay long enough to take advantage of the company's surging share price.
It is fixed income, with its lower cost base and its explosive profits, that has driven Goldman's surging share price; it is up 36percentthis yearar.
GlobalStar is worthy of interest for investors looking for CDMA bargains in the face of Qualcomm's surging share price.
Mr Bezos asked on Twitter last year for suggestions on how he might use his personal fortune, which this year has soared due to Amazon's surging share price and US tax cuts.
Blue chips, however, rose modestly, driven by the surging shares of J. P. Morgan, which hit a record high of $180 at one point, as speculation mounted that the investment bank would be sold to Chase Manhattan.
Growing corporate profits and surging shares of technology giants pushed major benchmarks to a string of record highs.
