The phrase "a wave of share" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to convey a surge or increase in shares or stock.
Example: "The company experienced a wave of share purchases following the announcement of its new product line."
Alternatives: "a surge in shares" or "an influx of shares".
If, in writing his diatribe, he was hoping to ride a wave of shared indignation, he could not have predicted that the tide would swiftly shift and come crashing over him.
Blockchain's big picture vision is embedded crypto identities opening up all sorts of additional opportunities — from a new wave of share trading and lending, to frictionless identity verification.
After 10 minutes of morning trading a wave of listed companies' shares had been suspended across China's two stock markets after they dropped by the daily limit of 10%.
The proposal is part of a wave of consolidations, mergers and sharing of services being considered by local governments in the New York region as falling revenues and rising unemployment force elected officials to make an unpalatable choice between property tax increases and service cutbacks.
City dwellers don't want a wave of people coming to share the same benefits as them," warned Kelly.
The South Sea bubble in 1720 saw a wave of speculative investment in shares that left almost nothing of tangible value behind.
Many church conflicts here have been settled by a wave of church building and sharing, but as the struggle in Sukhovolya proves, the conflict is far from over.
If that prompts a wave of new orders, the shares could command a premium.So far, Airbus has 129 orders and firm commitments for its "super jumbo but it needs almost to double that to earn a profit.
In the fourth wave of SHARE, there is also a question asking what percentage of the dwelling is owned by the respondent.
New Yorkers shared a wave of grief and felt connected.
