Sentence examples for broker points from inspiring English sources

Stuart Joyner of Investec, a broker, points out that going to trial is in the interests of neither side.

Jim Walker, an economist at CLSA, a Hong Kong broker, points out that China's statistics are notoriously dodgy, and that the investment data are among the least reliable.

As Ash Lazenby of Liberum Capital, a broker, points out, a Glencore-led firm could look beyond coal and industrial metals.

"I wish we could find a place there," he told the broker, pointing to the red-brownish brick facade.

The broker pointed to the company's £430m acquisition of shale-gas specialist Seabord last Wednesday, as well as higher organic growth estimates.

"I kept telling them, 'It's a nonevent.' " Another broker pointed to shares of AOL Time Warner, whose price has gone up since the company's top executives met Wednesday's deadline.

"Things are a bit hazy at the moment, and it will take time to get going," said one broker, pointing out the sanctions deal was signed off only last weekend.

As the broker pointed to a small space in the corner of the bedroom sectioned off by a frame of 2 by 4s, I tried to picture my clothes hanging in this soon-to-be-built "spacious closet," all the while consciously ignoring the only real thing I could actually see at that moment, a shirtless old man smoking in the courtyard.

One of the four brokered points called for a halt to government subsidies for settlers.

But brokers point to recent movement downtown.

To explain the heightened demand, brokers point to a curious mix of economic vitality and caution.