Sentence examples for buying future from inspiring English sources

The people who buy now are buying future technology.

Airlines can partially protect themselves from high fuel prices by buying future contracts on fuel at preset prices.

The stock "market" is a market for buying future earnings, and, at least for the Dow, these are priced more reasonably than they have been since before Bill Clinton's second term.

A PEG ratio of less than one suggests that investors are buying future growth at a discount.

Looked at in stock market terms, when investors commit capital to companies they are buying future income streams.

Selling futures is called a short hedge; buying futures is called a long hedge.

He may prefer buying futures to buying in the cash market (spot or forward) if current cash prices are high because of scarcity.

The hedging is done by buying futures contracts of the raw material equal in quantity to what is needed to fulfill the forward commitment.

Others buy in smaller quantities throughout the season, taking their chances that prices will remain steady or buying futures on the Mercantile Exchange to hedge their purchases.

When the father talks of "buying futures," the boy imagines a world of rocket cars and jet backpacks, elevated walkways and alien visitors.

Ms. Tsung has nudged profit up by aggressive foreign currency hedging; she also hedged against rising fuel prices by buying futures contracts.