The phrase "allocation of stock" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or investment, particularly when discussing the distribution or assignment of shares in a company.
Example: "The allocation of stock to employees is part of our incentive program to boost morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "distribution of shares" or "assignment of equity".
Another focus for the proposed rules would be the allocation of stock by banks to favored corporate clients.
The jury asked to have Mr. Quattrone's testimony about his role in the allocation of stock offerings read to them.
By contrast, the laggards in this category tended to have a higher allocation of stock investments, she said.
Actually, the piece makes some sound points — even if it was written by somebody who has been promised an allocation of stock and is planning to flip it.
CONVENTIONAL wisdom recommends that investors start with a high allocation of stock in their portfolios when they are young and reduce it as they approach retirement.
In particular, the defense may adjust its questioning of Mr. Quattrone, who appeared to create a credibility problem when he denied under questioning by his lawyers that he had nothing to do with the allocation of stock offerings, only to acknowledge under cross-examination that he did play a role.
Stock prices fell as investors took profits and Abby Joseph Cohen, the influential stock market strategist at Goldman , Sachs recommended that her firm's clients reduce their allocation of stocks to 65percentt from 70percentt.
The shift out of stocks came after Abby Joseph Cohen, the chief investment strategist at Goldman , Sachs & Company recommended that her firm's clients reduce their allocation of stocks to 65percentt from 70percentt, with the 5percentt going into cash.
At the Leuthold Group, which is a money management and research firm in Minneapolis, managers have reduced their allocation of stocks to 60percentt from 70percentt at the beginning of January.
You would do just as well, with no greater odds of doing poorly, by simply picking an allocation of stocks and bonds that you can live with for a long while and sticking with it.
What allocation of stocks and bonds do you want, and what among international, big cap and small cap stocks?
