Sentence examples for aggregate stock from inspiring English sources

"Over the last 100 years," he asserted in an interview last week, "aggregate stock prices have either gone up too much or down too much".

When the EMH was first enunciated it was assumed, as a corollary, that aggregate stock prices behaved in a random way.

I have stressed only that the aggregate stock market in the United States in the last century has been driven primarily by psychology and fads, that it has shown massive excess volatility.

Long-term simulations are carried out with available aggregate stock, trucking distance and cost data.

For this group as a whole, aggregate stock gains accounted for 53% of total compensation versus 39% a year ago.

For the group of 500 as a whole, aggregate stock gains accounted for 51% of total compensation, versus 53% a year ago.

Hence, over time the cost of trucking as well as the amount of emissions generated by trucking increases with a decrease of local natural aggregate stocks.

The contrary argument is that, in aggregate, stocks rise in value because the collective wisdom of the market has determined they're worth more, while cheapening ones are worth less.

Exploitation occurs before aggregate stocks segregate into discrete spawning groups.

Complicating these questions, gillnet fisheries for Pacific salmon exploit aggregate stocks that are in fact a composite of distinct locally adapted populations that may be impacted by harvest and nonretention mortality in distinct ways.

Unfortunately, collecting fundamental data isn't as straightforward as aggregating stock quots.