Sentence examples for efficient stock from inspiring English sources

That will require more efficient forecasting, smoother logistics and more efficient stock management.

Recent scholarship shows that countries with strong judicial systems administering rigorous financial laws enable companies to raise money more quickly and facilitate more efficient stock markets.

If markets were remotely efficient, stock prices would have factored in the possibility of a collapse of the kind that followed the investment bank's failure.

This assumption is disputed by adherents of an efficient stock market, who believe that few investors or investing models can consistently beat a low-cost mutual fund that tracks a stock market index, given the added transaction costs of active trading.

(An efficient stock market was one in which all information relevant to the discounted present value of stocks was freely available to all participants in the market and hence was immediately incorporated into their buying and selling plans; stock market prices were unpredictable because every fact that made them predictable had already been acted on).

This recognition turned on a changed understanding of the "efficient market hypothesis," which held that securities prices in an efficient stock market were inherently unpredictable that is, an investment in the stock market was, for all but insider traders, equivalent to gambling in a casino.

Having jumped the regulatory and engineering hurdles to offer cost-efficient stock trading, Robinhood has a huge opportunity to become the backbone of a new generation of fintech apps.

The deal led investors to bid up Efficient's stock yesterday, with the share price climbing $10.69, to $23.06.

Efficient's stock promptly lost 35% of its market value and bottomed out at $7.75 a share.

When active managers of equity funds claim to have a way of uncovering extra value in our highly (but not perfectly) efficient U.S. stock market, investors will look at their past records, consider the managers' strategies and invest or not.

To make any profit the pharmacies were extremely efficient in stock management and were open long hours on most days of the week"[ 20].